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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 471853" data-attributes="member: 13090">I too struggle with posing people who are not used to being photographed &quot;with intent&quot; (as I call it, since I'm not a professional) but I love trying. I never thought I'd get into doing portraiture but shoots outdoors with models is just freaking amazing. No, it doesn't hurt that Isabelle is not exactly hard to look at but I'm finding I'll photo-shoot just about anyone who's willing to stand still long enough.........Thank you... I see what you mean about her eye's in shot #4 and I'm back and forth on it myself; sometimes it looks sultry, sometimes it just looks goofy. We were *going* for sultry, by the way and when she &quot;turns it on&quot;, let me tell you... It comes right through the viewfinder like a sucker-punch. If I didn't capture it there, it's certainly the fault of her photographer. As for #5, I think that may be my favorite of the whole shoot. Maybe... There are some other really good shots from this session that I didn't post but that one is definitely, &quot;a contenduh&quot;.And the walkaway shot... Heh... Yeah. It's our job to make the clients look good, right?&nbsp; And I do so love a walk-away shot.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 471853, member: 13090"] I too struggle with posing people who are not used to being photographed "with intent" (as I call it, since I'm not a professional) but I love trying. I never thought I'd get into doing portraiture but shoots outdoors with models is just freaking amazing. No, it doesn't hurt that Isabelle is not exactly hard to look at but I'm finding I'll photo-shoot just about anyone who's willing to stand still long enough. [COLOR="#FFFFFF"].... ....[/COLOR] Thank you... I see what you mean about her eye's in shot #4 and I'm back and forth on it myself; sometimes it looks sultry, sometimes it just looks goofy. We were *going* for sultry, by the way and when she "turns it on", let me tell you... It comes right through the viewfinder like a sucker-punch. If I didn't capture it there, it's certainly the fault of her photographer. As for #5, I think that may be my favorite of the whole shoot. Maybe... There are some other really good shots from this session that I didn't post but that one is definitely, "a contenduh". And the walkaway shot... Heh... Yeah. It's our job to make the clients look good, right? And I do so love a walk-away shot. [COLOR="#FFFFFF"]....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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