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jennifer_catron

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    j1956_104

          3
    Light... Photography is all about light. If you don't have a decent light, then turn the subject away from the light and use the light as a hair light. This just screams ...photographer doesn't know what he's doing. ....

    By the sea

          6
    Adorable shot. I love his body language and mama's hands holding on to him. Great perspective with the camera, and the black and white processing makes this really stand out emotionally.

    Gabriele

          3
    The lighting here really makes the shadows under this baby's eyes look pretty hollow. If you want him to look sick, well you've succeeded, however move your light more in line with the camera until you can see the reflection of light in his eyes.

    Me

          2
    The lighting here is pretty awful, the HDR type processing makes the lighting stand out even more. If you're going to go through the trouble of pulling in lighting, try positioning it a little better.

    166

          5
    Not artsy, just off. The draping on the chair looks like a pervert tried to invite a girl over to see her tail and just threw some old sheet over his basement chair.

    Joy

          3
    I love this. I don't think it has any commercial value, but the shot would most likely be loved and cared for by the one in the photo. Nice work.

    Circle 2

          5
    Very commercial piece. I could see this in a Marshalls store as a print or an artist rendering on canvas. Nice piece, very usable.
  1. Very nice, however it's missing the finishes. It's a strong portrait but you would never see this, in this condition ready for print. Finishing means you take out the hot spots etc and finish it ready for magazine which I do believe with the finishing touches that it could be magazine ready. Very editorial.

    The pot maker

          5
    Excellent black and white. To take this up a notch I would have put an off camera light on the woman in the back, or taken her out of the shot completely. The print would have been strong either way. Great composition. You could have even gone closer in with your foreground, but lovely no matter.

    DSC_6360-1

          4

    I exposed for the foreground. Im not huge on flash, even fill flash. I would rather shoot as natural as possible. Did I purposely think about the background, not really. However, I did purposely expose her face properly.

    DSC_6561-Edit-1

          2

    Ive been playing with some different versions of post processing, and

    honestly it seems like when I first apply the technique I love it, but then

    when I come back to it a week or so later it has lost it's appeal. What do

    you guys think?

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