rmeyer7 wrote: I don't mind the amount of sunlight in #1, seems like this is the look you were going for.
#2, the only thing I don't like is that she looks a little less comfortable or unsure in this one. The look on her face almost seems as if she's looking at you to ask, "Is this the pose you're looking for?" That might just be me. I really like the way you did the shot though. Even if I wasn't sure about the facial expression, if I took this shot I'd be very happy with it.
In #3 and #6, I find the buildings a little distracting. For the building in #6 it's not so much that there's a building there, but the hard lines of it against the sky that make it distracting for me. #3 I might also play around with different cropping.
In #4 the sun might be just a tad overpowering.
I absolutely love the light and exposure in #5 and #6, my two favorites of the series.
rmeyer7 wrote: #2, the only thing I don't like is that she looks a little less comfortable or unsure in this one. The look on her face almost seems as if she's looking at you to ask, "Is this the pose you're looking for?" That might just be me. I really like the way you did the shot though. Even if I wasn't sure about the facial expression, if I took this shot I'd be very happy with it.
Scotty wrote: I think you're all overthinking these. These are great.
#4 and #6 are my favorites.
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote: I think you're all overthinking these. These are great.
#4 and #6 are my favorites.
Exactly. They might not your style, but they're great,
hghlndr6 wrote: I like 'em Tess. #5 & 6 especially.
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote: I think you're all overthinking these. These are great.
#4 and #6 are my favorites.
Exactly. They might not your style, but they're great,
That wasn't english brah.
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