Lindsey and Kristen

Been a while since I've taken the time to post anything, but I've still admired what others' work. These are a couple of co-worker "BFFs." They're "criss-cross, apple sauce" type posers, so I tried to take them out of their comfort zone just a little. C & C welcomed.

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I like the shots. And my first thought is rather than nitpick for something that's certain to find, just to enjoy the phots as-is.

I like the last with the two of them the best but would prefer it in color.

Both nice ladies and nice pictures!

mdvaden wrote in post #18264509
I like the shots. And my first thought is rather than nitpick for something that's certain to find, just to enjoy the phots as-is.

Taking that a step further, I'll mention what I like about the photos. Fantastic lighting in all of them.

#1 - I like the flow that her body is making, drawing the eye up to her face.
#2 - The background and foreground are well blurred, leaving only her head in perfect focus.
#3 - Great implementation of the 1-2-3 pose.
#4 - Great posture.

Really like the last one as you get a sense of their personalities and they are engaged/engaging.

Thank you all for the comments! I appreciate it.

I liked all of them. I the poses are great as well as the technical. Nothing I can add to improve anything. (depth of field, white balance, focal point ..... ) As was mentioned previously, enjoying as-is.

ndelacova wrote in post #18267209
I liked all of them. I the poses are great as well as the technical. Nothing I can add to improve anything. (depth of field, white balance, focal point ..... ) As was mentioned previously, enjoying as-is.

Thank you!

nice series