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p.1 #2 · p.1 #2 · Most recent set - Opinions on posing and editing would be awesome | |
Editing wise:
Some inconsistencies for sure. I see some green tints and then I see some red tints and then I see some low saturated ones and then I see some high saturated ones.
None of them are "bad" they are just not as consistent as they could be. When you finish picking pictures for your blog go back through and make sure the peoples skin tones are the same general "tone" in every photo (color that is).
Ex: 12,13 nicely balanced then 14 is like magenta on the skin tone and real green everywhere else and then back to balanced again (or at least matching 12/13) for 15.
Posing wise:
Looking at 15 just because I can still see it I will say this. Really no woman is going to like being photographed straight on from behind. It is not that flattering and actually does "flatten" them out in a not good way. If you are trying to show the back of a dress or something make sure she is turned so that the natural position of her body works with the lines of the dress and also to give her complimentary shape.
Watch in between expressions ie 6/7. These seem cute but rarely are they flattering.
Also watch how her dress fits her. This particular dress is not doing much for her "under the arm area" She is not a big woman but when she holds her arms a certain way the dress rides up and makes her have a little extra in spots she def. will not want. You just have to recognize that and then put her in positions that dont cause that. Or shoot tight enough it wont be a problem. The difference between 12 and 13 is a good illustration of what I am talking about.
Hope that helps
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