Sophie & Lauren

Popped down to Gosport for a fun shoot at a hotel who kindly
allowed us the use of their grounds etc.

There were four lovely young ladies there for the shoot & this
was my first time shooting a group.

I Was a little nervous as I had only met one of them (gulp).

Here is a selection of the lovely Lauren & Sophie.

Managed to miss focus a few times I liked these for the pose
& composition.

Comments very welcome.

Sophie......

1.

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these are very good

rick_reno wrote in post #14783311
these are very good

sorry...i really have to disagree. the varying harsh contrast, wb, harsh shadows and racoon eyes etc.
If any, imo, #5 in B&W catches my attention more so than any of the rest. The composition in #1 is nice.

rick_reno wrote in post #14783311
these are very good

Thank you Rick.

1downfall wrote in post #14783451
sorry...i really have to disagree. the varying harsh contrast, wb, harsh shadows and racoon eyes etc.
If any, imo, #5 in B&W catches my attention more so than any of the rest. The composition in #1 is nice.

What are racoon eyes

snoop69 wrote in post #14783470
Thank you Rick.



What are racoon eyes

where the eye sockets are black due to harsh shadows, lack of light etc. and plz, don't take what i say the wrong way.....it is only my opinion.

1downfall wrote in post #14783493
where the eye sockets are black due to harsh shadows, lack of light etc. and plz, don't take what i say the wrong way.....it is only my opinion.

Aah, see what you mean

All crit helps for next time

In medicine, 'racoon eyes' is a term for a serious condition that indicates a fractured skull!
http://www.google.com.​au …&ved=0CF0Q9QEwB​w&dur=6446
In photography, the term refers to underlit eyes that produce a similar effect, as in your last image...