Kaylee Soon to be Texas Tech Senior

Kaylee wanted some pictures taken to celebrate starting her senior year at Texas Tech.

Guns Up!

Oh yea, I forgot those. The building behind was a place she liked to hang out at in uptown Dallas while home on summer break.

Here's a question for other viewers.

(BTW ... I like the images, and particularly the 3rd one)

One or two of her teeth are slightly darker or lighter. Or, were adjusted. Anyway, would youadjust those to match the rest, or just leave the smile be? Its the closeups. Could just be the way I'm looking at my monitor too. That's for my end, in case I encounter similar.

Back to the 3rd image ...

I like the direction of her head tilt in that one, plus the light and shadow the way it falls on her.
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I corrected them somewhat but I try to leave them basically the same so they won't look fake to her. Just my preference I guess.

Guns Up!

I like what you have done, I'm assuming you chose using shadows in lieu of using reflectors to eliminate the shadows on her face -- I think that works very well here. Photo one is my favorite, focus is right on, and the composition is really good. Good work, I bet she is very pleased.

Doctorh wrote in post #17571930
I like what you have done, I'm assuming you chose using shadows in lieu of using reflectors to eliminate the shadows on her face -- I think that works very well here. Photo one is my favorite, focus is right on, and the composition is really good. Good work, I bet she is very pleased.

Thanks.

I used a streaklight 360 for all of these. I'm a one person unit and although she had her girlfriend there with her (see my avatar), I choose to light it so I can get the placement where I want and it doesn't move. All except the bench shot were actually taken with a kit lens at 7.1 to try and make sure they were sharp. The Canon 28-135 as I was doing some close ups of her ring earlier and that lens seems to work best for those.

I like #3 best. DOF is good.

Nicely done.

She'll go places!