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comments please

I am not a fan of the "sickly" color cast that many have been playing with.

Also, on (5), why would anyone want to display such poor posture

watch the "up the nose" pose...rarely flattering.

other than that, poses, sharpness, and venues are nice.

HTH

greg

I quite like the concept here - the blue tones are a matter of whether ppl just like it and/or get the intention behind -
glad to have found you after some yrs of absence of FM -

молодец!

nice tone of color
Thanks for sharing

Number two is awesome. It's going in my "inspiration" folder
I like one also, they're good all around but number two stands out.

Confident young model, well photographed. Some wont like the cross-processing; I think you could ease back a notch or two on the saturation, but other than that I like them. How did you get her up that tree?

liamh wrote:
How did you get her up that tree?
I know I would have been happy to help her up personally.

#2 is beyond gorgeous. Love it.

In general, I like x-process tones, but they do become a bit tiresome after the whole set.

And the pose in #3, I've wanted to say this for a long time, to a lot of people: it should be banished from portrait photography for all eternity.

I like the set but #2 is really well done. I've been a fan of yours since you started posting and I'm impressed with how much you have improved your eye, your technique, and your post work. Great work and keep it up. Jarv

You finally got around (after 4 & 5) to observing the famous "rule of thirds". The first two are snapshots, but lovely ones. 3 & 4 are too flat. The lighting destroys any modeling and they look like paper cutouts.

Color tone looks like you were trying to make it look like Fuji film. Nice sharpness, but too much low angle for me.