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Great composition and excellent colors, very nice work!

Beautiful location and great composition, very nice!

I love the beauty of the picture and the dramatic lighting. Unfortunately, I don't have the patience to shoot like this, but I may need to try after looking at this!

Gorgeous lighting and pose! I like the shadowed face in this picture, it works really well.

 

--Jason

This is a great rooftop set you have with this model!

This is a great pin-up image. The colors and model all look great!

This picture put a smile on my face right away! Great timing and a great shot.

I love the colors and feel of this image. You did a wonderful job and the apple is a nice touch to finish off the image!

 

--Jason

The reflection puts this over the top! Beautiful picture-- Jason

I love the idea of this picture and the way you executed it. Great work!!

 

Jason

Great picture! Those big brown eyes just jump off the screen.

 

Jason

I've been mezmerized by this photo since I first saw it last year. After several unsuccessful attempts to re-create it myself, I've given up. The lighting, model, and pose all work together perfectly here.

 

Jason

This is such a peaceful and dreamy image. I'm sure it would look great in a large print hanging on the wall.

It's interesting seeing two tall buildings next to each other of such contrasting styles. Great capture.

This is one of my favorite pictures ever, Leanna! The cool feeling, sharp clear details, great PP work, perfect!!

 

--Jason

Congrats! I saw this over on MM and meant to comment on it. You're doing a lot of great work!

 

--Jason

This is a great portrait. One thing you may want to try is putting the main light on the other side. This will help thin her face more and will make her eyes pop more. I had asked a question about this a few months back here . Be sure to read Brooks Short's response. It changed the way I looked at lighting and really made my images better.

 

Look, I haven't been around here much lately, so I can't be too much of a smart alec. OK, Leslie? :) LOL I didn't even notice the gold chain, but I will agree with you on that. I still like the picture and wish I would have taken it and had a model like this to work with. Hope you feel better! Can't wait to see the rest of the pictures, Leanna!

 

Jason

Hey Leanna! I have to politely disagree with Leslie about the eye makeup. I think it helps draw the attention to her eyes and face because of her light hair and the light background. I'm not a big feather fan, but you obviously know what you're doing! Maybe if she had some of her hair slightly covering her left eye rather than the feather? I really think this is a beautiful portrait!

This is a nice shot. The only thing I might suggest is getting rid of the power lines toward the top of the frame. I like the colors and setting, very good.

That's an interesting point of view, Micki! I like the focus and the way the pooch stands out from the green leaves.

I like the color in this, but the earings seem a little overpowering :( The eyes and lips stand out very well and do a great job of holding my attention. Aside from the earings, this is one of my favorite pictures of her. I feel like each one of your pictures I see, I say it's my new favorite, so I guess that means that you're doing things right!

This is a cool picture. I don't think I've ever seen an owl out in nature. Just at the zoo and mounted on the walls at people's houses.

 

 

Jason

Great thinking to capture this when you did. I didn't think of shattered until I read your definition of the word. It's funny how kids will run themselves to the point of exhaustion and then just fall asleep wherever they can. Nicely done.

The first thing that came to my mind when I saw this was the Pirates of the Carribean movies. You could use this for next weeks title also! The blue tint is very effective in setting the mood. It would have been interesting to watch the demolition as it was happening. Great picture.

 

Jason