Makiah

[Ozarker]

Makiah: I tried portrait pro for the first time with this photo. The program completely messed up the eyes even though I tried to really cut it back with the sliders. I don't think I'll use that program again.

 

[Maximilian]

Hi CanonFanBoy!

Nice model, good pose.
If critism is welcome:
BG is a little bit nervouse (fence?).
To me that red fur trim is distracting too much, esp. as the lipstik and ruff color is not really matching to it.
So b/w is the better picture for me.

 

[Ozarker]

Hi CanonFanBoy!

Nice model, good pose.
If critism is welcome:
BG is a little bit nervouse (fence?).
To me that red fur trim is distracting too much, esp. as the lipstik and ruff color is not really matching to it.
So b/w is the better picture for me.

Hi Maximilian. We are at the Soldiers and Sailors monument in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana. The background is a tall building about 50 yards away. The clothing is from a designer out of Dublin, Ireland named Emily Nahyree. She flew all the way from Dublin for the show. To be honest, I found her line, as a whole, to be very exciting. This was at a model boot camp the day before the fashion show. So yes, the red is very bright, but I had no choice in the matter. There were 6 photographers and we were each assigned models in the rotation as they got finished with hair, makeup, and got their assigned clothing to model. I like the black and white better also.

 

[jd7]

One of the best portraits you've posted CFB, IMHO. Definitely the colour version for me though - to me it's more interesting than the b&w. I agree with Maximilian the bokeh is a little more nervous than would be ideal (and the b&w version does help in that regard), but sometimes there is only so much you can do about the background.

 

[Click]

One of the best portraits you've posted CFB, IMHO. Definitely the colour version for me though - to me it's more interesting than the b&w.

+1

Nicely done, CFB.

 

[Maximilian]

... This was at a model boot camp the day before the fashion show. ... There were 6 photographers and we were each assigned models in the rotation ...

Thanks for all the information. I can imagine tht it was a little bit stressful

 

[Ozarker]

Thanks for all the information. I can imagine that it was a little bit stressful

It was, but the most stressful part is editing all the photos.

 

[Maximilian]

the most stressful part is editing all the photos.

LOL