Kailey B. Senior '12

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Nicely done, her eyes are so bright love'em. Good job!

#2 face looks really bright.

over all nice set. i would watch the head room on a few and try to avoid squaring the shoulders and hips to the camera--not the most flattering pose
shoulders at an angle = more dynamic
hips at an angle = thinner looking subject

Love the last one !

Nice Job. #5 is my fav. Watch out for too much head room

Bryan Grant Photography wrote in post #13176181
over all nice set. i would watch the head room on a few and try to avoid squaring the shoulders and hips to the camera--not the most flattering pose
shoulders at an angle = more dynamic
hips at an angle = thinner looking subject

Agreed

You need to compensate with bigger girls. Never pose them straight to camera axis. Huge No No. 7th shot is a perfect example. Not flattering to her but you could of got her lower half hidden by the plants and got a better result. I find the best way to pose bigger girls is to get them down and use your enviorment to hide the weight. Also, didnt help that she wore sleeveless tops and shorts. I feel the pain. Try to get them in sleeves and solid colors. Lighting looks pretty good. Photoshop liquify on her arms and tummy is your friend