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Re: Model treeI am no portrait expert but she looks a little awkward...not sure why? Perhaps it's the expression... Do you have any otheres from the shoot?
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Because it is not a natural pose for her and she is not smiling. Nothing wrong with the photograph, but with the pose of the model and possibly she did not feel comfortable in that environment. I have photos very similar to this one.
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She'd never modelled for a photographer previously, (they walk around the car show handing out promotional material ) so wasn't relaxed and i think that shows. I literally had only a couple of minutes with each lady so it was a big ask of her and her mates to expect too much when rushed so much. Another of the above model
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On the money. I'm sure given time she would have relaxed, though many people never can when a camera is pointed their way.
Re: Model treeShe has a nice smile... I just can't help but look at the nose ring.
Re: Model treeYep, not a fan facial piercings myself.
Re: Model treegotta open those shoulders out! that would change the whole dynamics of the pose and image..
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No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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