Resilience
My first real attempt at Bodyscape Fine Art, when i was asked by this lady (72) to do a boudoir shoot for her, and we decided also to do a few fine art shots.
i would highly appreciate some CC. thank you in advance
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good photos like :)
Congratulations to you both. This very nice indeed.
new to this site.... and discussion..... but ill put my 2 cent in.....
For the first try....these piece of work are great!!!!
Suggestions..
For pic# 1 (top).... instead of a shirt... try a shawl... something with some texture to it too..... the shirt is a little too much - especially being white.... being that they are B&W works... if she really wanted to wear a shirt.... then a light nude/tan color would work great..... a neutral color to complement her beautiful features....
For pic# 2 bottom).... this is a great pose and use of light.... I would have her (or your next customer) angle her head/face down a little so you can see her beautiful face..... maybe looking at you too... never know... play with the photography...
your lighting is spot on, great job......
hope this helps, J.
Thank you Jarrod, i appreciate your detail feedback and inputs .
No prob... my favorite photograph work is B&W.... great job!!!
I like how you handled the lighting in your monochrome photos. Great tonal range
Thank you Daniel, much appreciated