jessy nix wrote:
i'd like to know, when you have the time! i hope you feel better :-)

Thank you, I think you should get at least one good clear headshot. I want  to see your face

Sye Ellis Photography wrote:
Interested!!

Seems like the same 2-3 poses in every shot. Try switching up your angles for more interesting shots.

PhyliciaV wrote:
I'm down !!

Get some full length shots, and extend your neck more

Don Reynolds  wrote:
I'd like to hear your thoughts.

I love #'s 2 and 3, they really pop from the rest, also your balck and whites photos are well done. Maybe try more studio work? You're great with outdoor work.

attila zsargo wrote:
would like to see your thoughts

I really enjoy your work! Maybe try working on the cropping of some shots. Some are too tight whereas others could be cropped more. Great work!

KEKnight wrote:
I can always improve.  Please tell me how!!! 

I like the technique you use to make the photos look sort of like drawings, I don't know what that's called, but you do it well, and it gives a special pop to your photos!

BH fotografik wrote:
I'd like to hear your thoughts...

I'd like to see what you can do with studio work. Also, try to have your models strike more flattering poses.

Essensuate wrote:
be my guest . . .

Your "stamp" is a bit distracting. I want to see your work, not your name all over the photos. You have a great sense of humor with some of your photos which is nice.

Sahra S wrote:
ooh ooh I want to improve!

I think your hair is too mousey for your attitiude. Maybe a fiery red, or darker brown would help? Nice work though

Aleks Hayward wrote:
mee =]

You're good Very good. I would love to see more full length fashion shots from you!

OliviaChristine wrote:
still playing?

Your avatar is unbelievable! That glamorous look suits you well! You have an amazing body, do more fashion work!! Hot!!

Jon Souer wrote:
Sure - I'd love your opinion

Please practice with photoshop, the best PS jobs are the ones you can't tell have had any work done to them. You are very heavy handed in some photos, and it doesn't look natural at all. Best of luck!

RSM-images wrote:
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I am always appreciative of constructive criticism.

Please be aware that the MM thumbnail process makes images appear flat (such as the red bikini image) and enlarging them makes a huge difference.

Thank you for doing all of these critiques.

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Do you shoot for you, or for the model? You should be more direct in asking the model to do what YOU want, rather than just taking photos of her. You have good outdoor shooting skills, but they feel very casual and I think you can go much further with your talents.

Kat Livingston wrote:

I like the technique you use to make the photos look sort of like drawings, I don't know what that's called, but you do it well, and it gives a special pop to your photos!

Thanks Kat.  Love  your port!!!! 

Sahani Blue wrote:
Me please.

I noticed you like to use props a lot. I'd suggest trying more interesting poses, and facial expressions. Nice creative work though.

Sendu wrote:
tell me

I love your outdoor work! I think in-studio, you could work on your lighting by trying new techniques and placement of your light sources. Nice work!

Kat Livingston wrote:

I really enjoy your work! Maybe try working on the cropping of some shots. Some are too tight whereas others could be cropped more. Great work!

thanks and keep up the good work

gia poopoozolo wrote:
oh me! i love your default, so effin pretty!

You have TONS of potential! I am curious to see how you grow as a model. You could do any kind of work really. Beauty, fashion, pin-up, commercial, alt....
I'm gonna keep an eye out for you

Kat Livingston wrote:
Thank you, I think you should get at least one good clear headshot. I want  to see your face

i agree!! it's difficult to get a really good headshot, but i'm trying :-) thank you!

KimberLeigh G wrote:
I really admire you and I'd love to hear how I can improve. I know I have a looooong way to go.

Be creative with your angles. You can try looking away from the camera, tilting your body, hips, shoulder, chin, etc. Take chances

The Alternative Image  wrote:
Yes please if you have time.

You take lovely and creative photos,well done Maybe try working on your lighting to help your photos stand out. Great job!

Kat Livingston wrote:

I'd like to see what you can do with studio work. Also, try to have your models strike more flattering poses.

Thanks for the comment, and me, too... I don't have a studio!

Mini_ wrote:
Please do ! I value your opinion. thanks!

You pose so well! I might suggest that you try a look far from your own. A wig maybe? Or modeling a men's suit with slicked back hair, something that is different from your femine, soft style

Meichelle Johnson wrote:
I would love to know!

Beautiful port!! One suggestion: Remove the gun photo, it brings down your port, which other than that photo is excellent! You know what you're doing!! Only other thing I might say is to be more creaive with your posing, try interesting angles with your body

Kat Livingston wrote:

Beautiful port!! One suggestion: Remove the gun photo, it brings down your port, which other than that photo is excellent! You know what you're doing!! Only other thing I might say is to be more creaive with your posing, try interesting angles with your body

Wow, thank you so much! I will remove that photo next. Thanks again!

kali hyde wrote:
Yes please :]

All of your photos are very distracting. The backgrounds, the bright colors, the make-up and such. You should have a few clear photos of your self, headshot and full length so that people know what their getting. You're lovely though!

Kat Livingston wrote:

I love your outdoor work! I think in-studio, you could work on your lighting by trying new techniques and placement of your light sources. Nice work!

Thanks It's going to be hard moving those light sources though, since they're windows. Pesky things!

Kat Livingston wrote:

Be creative with your angles. You can try looking away from the camera, tilting your body, hips, shoulder, chin, etc. Take chances

Thank you very much! Will definitely work on this!