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Switched up a lot of the photo selections to work from the past year, any constructive feedback would be appreciated regarding which photographs are the best/worst to keep. Any suggestions on the best picture to set as a profile shot would also be appreciated. I took a lot of what was said before in an earlier post to heart and scrapped a lot of old content and am replacing it with newer work to try to reflect my current age/style. Thanks ahead of time for any feedback. Nov 22 15 10:20 pm Link Vaei wrote: Vaei you have such elegant facial features... and gorgeous tresses... skin smooth as silk, texture like glass... truly iconic beauty genre... rest assured this is indeed cherished by your makeup artist... Nov 24 15 06:20 am Link Vaei, you are gorgeous and it's a pleasure to look at you. I have a few suggestions: 1. Take photos with more expressions. Since you're going for acting, your face and body are your instruments to convey meaning. It doesn't have to be huge (especially if you're going for film). 2. Remove these pics This is your usual face with a nosebleed https://photos.modelmayhem.com/photos/1 … 906596.jpg This is too dark  3. Thomas's suggestion is a good one. This shot has the most life.  All the best and have fun! Nov 24 15 07:51 am Link Consider removing the following images, which I believe are your weakest: https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/39093178 For some reason, your expression isn't working for me. https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/39701201 https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/39701228 Try to stay away from poses like the one in the last picture. Your expression is fine, but your body looks awkward. This photo (https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/38634162) is by far my favorite, though you have some other great pictures in your port as well. Nov 30 15 05:03 pm Link all the photos look to posey...being an actress you understand the concept of being believable so try acting when getting your photo done and be more natural. ATB Dec 03 15 08:50 pm Link Dec 17 15 05:29 pm Link On number 7 (?) - The arms should not go horizontally across her body as shown in the image it detracts from her figure creating an unnecessary frame - cutting the top half of her off from the bottom. This also puts them as the closest object to the camera lens - which inadvertently causes the arms to be featured as the most important element in the frame. That's not a good thing. Jan 04 16 08:33 pm Link |
