A few years back I had my first boudoir shoot. Britney was bubbly and fun to work with. I knew I wanted to get a window shot and I was thinking I wanted her in silhouette but when I saw this light on her I decided to capture this instead. What do you think?
"Pareidolia is the tendency for perception to impose a meaningful interpretation on a nebulous stimulus, usually visual, so that one detects an object, pattern, or meaning where there is none.*"
It looked like a pursuit, but in reality, it was a peaceful movement.
I see these comments on many photos - BTW - those who are putting comments like "Needs Work" should elaborate to say what is needed according to them.
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Very Nice, watch where you crop....
Thanks Bill!
The lighting is soft. In my opinion, the body positioning appears static and stiff. If you are going to pose a subject, you should never cut the subject off at the knees. Try different positions until you get the results you are looking for. Thank you for sharing this image.
Thank you! I primarily shoot fashion. In this genre, the goal is to get the observer to look at the clothing. Cropping and posing are tools to achieve the goal. I cropped at the thigh and wanted to crop mid forehead but just before I pressed the shutter, she looked up. If you check out the cover of today's fashion mags, you'll see many images cropped at the knees and other joints. :-)