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GerVaj08
13th of December 2009 (Sun), 22:14
I like this one best. Please CC and it'll help me more in the future!
I think I still need more hints and tips from you guys :D Its not the best...

http://i856.photobucket.com/albums/ab129/gervaj08/Senior%20Photos/Bao01.png

hslxsmd
14th of December 2009 (Mon), 07:17
was it cloudy? lighting seems flat. try on a sunny day or using a flash to make the subject pop. beautiful subject tho.

GorgeShooter
14th of December 2009 (Mon), 11:06
Not much detail in the shadows (her hair). Her expression seems forced (Do I really have to smile?). Not a very good background IMO.

usukshooter
14th of December 2009 (Mon), 11:09
It's a bit cool - I would add some warmth. I agree about the forced smile.

ScottKCooper
14th of December 2009 (Mon), 11:14
It's a bit cool - I would add some warmth. I agree about the forced smile.
It's Minnesota... ;)

GerVaj08
14th of December 2009 (Mon), 12:00
Not much detail in the shadows (her hair). Her expression seems forced (Do I really have to smile?). Not a very good background IMO.


Haha, I could see that.. I'm guessing that how she smiles. All the picture I took she seem to make that smile. This place looks beautiful during the summer time... Thanks for the tips, I'll give it more shadows on her hair :D

firebugg
15th of December 2009 (Tue), 15:27
I like it. I think if you were trying to capture some of the winter mood, you did that. I think a bit more fill flash might bring out the hair. Her black hair with that setting is going to blend. As for the smile, it is what it is. To someone who knows her that may look perfectly natural. .........Shawn

Rockney
15th of December 2009 (Tue), 15:36
Watch your background...

williejr
15th of December 2009 (Tue), 18:20
Watch your background...

- Looks like the antenna is growing out of her head.
- The expression of her face is not very flattering.
- Bump up the exposure and brightness a tad. Looks a tad under.

stsva
15th of December 2009 (Tue), 19:06
Along with getting rid of the busy background, take her out of the center of the frame - put her to one side and balance with other elements.