Senior Pic Dry Run, C&C Welcome

A friend of the family has asked that I do her senior portraits. We had a snow day not to long ago (one of many), and asked her if she was interested in doing a trial run to see if I could pull it off... Here's what the day produced. Not sure what makes a pose a "Senior Shot" after seeing many of the shots posted in the Senior Section, but I gave it my best shot. C&C Welcome. This was my first real shoot with someone who can support their own body weight in an upright position.

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No need for these to be a trial run. I think you did a fantastic job.

^^^^ Couldnt agree more.


Print them.

The chopped off arm in #5 is my only beef with this series. Nice composition, framing, DOF and ligthing.

gibbit1 wrote in post #12136873
No need for these to be a trial run. I think you did a fantastic job.

+1, agreed!

I agree very pretty model and very nice images...don't hide her from us we want to see more from her...

Nicely done.

Excellent work. If this is the trial run, can't wait to see your definition of a final shoot.

Thanks for the comments. This is the first time I've really done a shoot like this. I've spent most of my time reading here, and taking pic's of my 5 month old. Everything I've learned here has really made the learning curve a little flatter for me! We were very happy with the way they turned out!

Very nice. They should be happy to print those photos.

Agree overall a very set of photos and she looks comfortable in front of the camera.

Well done.

Very nice.

Nicely done! Bravo!

very nice! everything looks great