girls and beach

A few from a shoot earlier in the week.





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PiroStitch wrote:I really like the casual style of the 2nd shot. Looks like it's just me but I don't like the other images. I'm not sure why, but I've seen better work come out from you Heath. Sorry if that sounded a tad too critical and unproductive![]()
The added image looks good but agreed that there's something up with her jaw. Almost looks like she's trying to stifle a yawn. Ehm...also look very carefully at her sunnies. I see a certain Mr Bennett lying in the sand with a camera
PiroStitch wrote:Heath,
Ok I've spent a bit more time to gather my thoughts about the other images I didn't comment on.
Obviously if you think I'm F.o.S, feel free to disagree and let me know
#1 - Nice high key treatment, but for swimwear on the beach it doesn't tell much of a story to me. The model's right arm looks a bit too rigid and disjointed, though I can see what the intended pose was. Maybe get her to arch her back a tad more to show a nicer curve along the back.
I think the issue for me here is the high key treatment. Is the white lace part of the outfit? The absolute white background is making it really hard to focus on the outfit itself.
#3 - Not too keen on the angle you have taken here. I like the down low composition at the model's level as it shows a bit more intimacy with the shot. Once again, you can't see the outfit. All you see is down her top and I'm not sure if that's what you're going for to get the contract
#4 - Love the eye contact. I think the high key treatment can be kept except for the part with her hand in the water. How about leaving the detail in her hand there and keeping the high key to the top and background?
Once again, if you think I'm F.o.S let me know