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p.2 #6 · p.2 #6 · Advice on how to handle unhappy bride-to-be | |
12monkeys wrote:
Sorry, no work, wandered on here again.
The problem isn't your shooting, although the images on that blog post look a bit raw. The most unflattering thing for me, apart from the choice of clothes, is the way she has her hair. If a big girl ties her hair back tight then it's always going to accentuate the chin.
You know the way how the stereotypical gay fashion designer has a really good way with women, being blunt and honest in a relaxed, friendly way and explaining how to make the most of one's assets... that's what you need to learn.
Yeah see the thing about her hair is that she arrived to the session with her hair up. (I educate my clients before hand about what to do and what not to do before & during their session...no logos on shirts, have your hair styled, etc. So when she arrived with her hair up, I thought ok thats how she normally wears her hair)
Well part way through the session she said she wanted her hair down for some images. She took her hair out of the bun and asked me how it looked. I asked her, do you normally wear your hair up or down? She said both...and I said well I would put your hair back up. Reason being is...1) it was kinda warm out and she was "glistening" so when she put her hair down, from her hairline to about 2 inches back, her hair was stuck to her head from sweat. 2) Sometimes when girls have their hair up for a while & take it out of the hair tie, the hair will have a crease in it from the hair tie. Her hair looked messy when it was down and being in the middle of the park, we didn't have a chance to re-style it.
Had she arrived with her hair down, I feel like it could have framed her face better.
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