My Childish Soul by Lashia
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Another shot of the girl from my previous post. The model said she didnt know what to do with her hands, I gave her some guidance, and I think the shots turned out pretty natural- opinions?
Thanks for all the views and kind comments on my previous posts!
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Lashia
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If you like this shot view my website at www.SelinaPhotography.ca
Comments (20)
LivingPixels
super shot indeed!!
zaigodou
Nice photo!! Beautiful!!! And she is kawaii!!:-)
goido
Wonderful shot of beautiful woman.
Feliciti
lovely lady and like her laugh too!! greatshot !
MOSKETON
perfecta.
blinkings
Lovely smile.
kbrog
Beautiful capture! :)
mickeyrony
It's part of femininity of these beautiful ladies. It is an extra and very natural portrait. Congratulations and many thanks for sharing ((5 + +)) Cela fait partie de la féminité de ces Dames ma Belle. Elle fait un portrait extra et très naturel. Bravo et mille mercis de partager ((5++))
dochtersions
The picture shines, as you can see, she is happy with herself.
durleybeachbum
What a beautiful person! a most succsessful photo, I love the greys
fallen21
Excellent B&W shot!
dakotabluemoon
Stunning work on this beauty.
auntietk
She looks comfortable and natural. Beautiful portrait!
caviedes
Lovely!!!
bobrgallegos
Awesome portrait! Love it in B&W.
sandra46
E X C E L L E N T !!!
pat40
Lovely pic.Beautiful Lady.
praep
Natural beauty! For sure.
Chipka
The main thing in a shot like this is the model's comfort. If your model is comfortable, then the shot will be a success, and often it is up to the photographer to be occasionally bossy and just go: "Okay, don't smile!" (that never works, by the way, the minute you say, "don't smile" the model smiles, and that is when you capture them, unless--of course--you actually meant for the model to not smile! In which case, never say: "don't smile." I learned that the hard way.) I think what really works well in this photograph (aside from the obvious technical competence) is the fact that the shot is in black and white, AND it's well seen. The pose is classic and elegant, very naturalistic. I might have had her relax her elbows a tiny bit more, as the straight arms seem to add a tension to the shot. That's such a miniscule thing, however, because the tension is NOT something anyone would notice and it doesn't detract from the shot; I only noticed, because I tend to focus on stuff like posture, finger position, elbow-bends, and whether toes are clenched, spread, or curled, as indicators of character traits. I'm weird like that. I noticed her natural shape seems to be built for those little, tiny bends of this joint or that, so a tiny, little relaxation/bend of the elbows would just carry her natural curves and lines just a wee bit farther. As it stands, though, this shot is a perfect one and so a bend in the elbows wouldn't "improve" the shot, because improvement is not necessary. I love the radiance of this photo, the bubbling personality, and sense of spontaneity heightened by the fact that it's in black and white. I love black and white photography, because for as much as I adore colors, I always get the sense that emotion is heightened without color. This is a great shot; it must have been fun to make because it's so much fun to look at.
mariogiannecchini
Beautiful capture and escellent tones!Splendid smile !