Great group Dylan and so many fabulous pieces of portraiture, really excited to see everyones work, good luck guys, I've shared a few portraits of my own.
these are Amazing! and the quality of work I aspire to reach! if you have a chance to look at my recent post in this group or my profile I would love your opinions on my work. I just started headshots and have only done one session with a few more booked. I would really appreciate your opinion but either way these headshots you posted are spectacular!!!
Thank you for your message and kind words Shamus.
I have had a look through your page and I can see you have a good eye for photography, I would just suggest you research lighting your subjects whether that be natural or studio, use a FF body, fit a prime lens to it like a 80mm, don't over edit and perhaps attend a couple of local workshops, they will prove to be invaluable.
But most importantly, have fun, take photographs that please you, don't worry about the opinions of others, you will only get better with time and practice, practice, practice. Wishing you every success.
The shot with the copper lips really grabs my eye. Would love to see that one in a large image in an art gallery!
Thank you very much Cindy, it is one of my all time favourite images to be honest and it has won me numerous awards. I appreciate your kind feedback.
these are Amazing! and the quality of work I aspire to reach! if you have a chance to look at my recent post in this group or my profile I would love your opinions on my work. I just started headshots and have only done one session with a few more booked. I would really appreciate your opinion but either way these headshots you posted are spectacular!!!
Thank you for your message and kind words Shamus.
I have had a look through your page and I can see you have a good eye for photography, I would just suggest you research lighting your subjects whether that be natural or studio, use a FF body, fit a prime lens to it like a 80mm, don't over edit and perhaps attend a couple of local workshops, they will prove to be invaluable.
But most importantly, have fun, take photographs that please you, don't worry about the opinions of others, you will only get better with time and practice, practice, practice. Wishing you every success.
I really like first and the last one Dave...in my unprofessional opinion. It's so real and hypnotising.
Thank you very much Alex for your kind feedback, it's much appreciated. Good luck with your work.