I like them. You are getting considerably better at your lighting and posing. But I always prefer of a few where the subject directly faces the camera lens, maybe a few more nearly so, and then shots similar to what you posted. I have always felt that casual poses are great, but a few looking at the camera lens (viewer) is good to have too. This is what others should see when you are having a direct conversation with them in the same light.
Charley
(Deported Yankee from New York State-Now in NC)
Noted. I’ll do some of those in the next one. Possibly this weekend.
There’s actually one from this session but the light was a little too dark on my left. I moved too far from the reflector.
Thank you Charley, I appreciate the critique and help.
CharleyL wrote:
I like them. You are getting considerably better at your lighting and posing. But I always prefer of a few where the subject directly faces the camera lens, maybe a few more nearly so, and then shots similar to what you posted. I have always felt that casual poses are great, but a few looking at the camera lens (viewer) is good to have too. This is what others should see when you are having a direct conversation with them in the same light.
Charley
(Deported Yankee from New York State-Now in NC)
