Potrait critique
- Thread starter kym.dinh
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Woah.. I never noticed him. Thank you
No probs, try to be aware of the background during your shoot, in this case, the red coat guy & the park in general is quite distracting. It's more of a park with a girl in it. Try the idea indoors with a plain background, concentrate on the model a little more.
The images don't look sharp but I can't tell because when clicking on them they don't enlarge. For me they have to much saturation, contrast and the crops are to tight. I also agree with Gorf. The backgrounds are distracting. Even the two without the red jacket person. The road the sign post pulls my attention away from her.
Bob Blaylock
Senior Member
It looks to me like you're trying to take off on the classic three monkeys, “See no evil; Hear no evil; Speak no evil”, but her hands in the second picture don't look like they're properly aligned to be covering her ears. In fact, it really doesn't look much at all like a covering one's ears pose, so much as a relaxing with one's hands on the back of one's head pose.
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Bob Blaylock
Senior Member
Woah.. I never noticed him. Thank you
He must be evil, since he appears in the “See no evil” panel, and you didn't see him.