Frosty Falls
by photokariangel

Comment:
I like this one best. Nice work with the slow shutter!

Buck II
by trevytrev

Comment:
Very nice!!!

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by Sunniee

Comment:
I like this one!

Love one Another
by Wenders11

Comment:
Love the shot. Well done!

Wanjun, hue experiment
by lovethelight

Comment:
That's different! :-) Pretty cool, actually.

JP_0025-2sm.jpg
by MaryO

Comment:
He has interesting eyes (made so, in part, by your lighting and in part by PP work). I would like to have seen a little more "expression" in his face.

You might have gone a little too light on the forehead. The cut out isn't bad (I rarely do cut-outs because the hair is usually so difficult to get right). The difficult area here appears to be his collar and a patch of hair above his left ear (right side of image).

B&W treatment is pretty good. Not sure if I like the shirt completely black, but the skin tones are good (the lips could be a little lighter, he looks like he could have lipstick on).

Anyway, those are my thoughts. Hopefully helpful.

Sara
by lovethelight

Comment:
Very nice. Lovely use of light to shape her face. Even with her looking straight at the camera, the lighting makes this work perfectly.

HMMM Really?
by Pixlmaker

Comment:
Love the expression. Very flirtacious and fun.

The main light could be higher, but in this case, it's not objectionable at all. The angle of her head is perfect (a little more to her left and you'd lose her left eye, more to the right and it wouldn't be as fun).

So my only suggestion would be to turn her body so that she is not directly facing into the camera with her body.

Just Goofin' Around
by Pixlmaker

Comment:
Fun shot. Nothing to improve ... she'll love it. :-)

Krissy Shoot 001_Edited copy.jpg
by bennettjamie

Comment:
A wonderful job of editing on the eyes. And I love the background. And I really like her pose from her head on down. The arm sticking up ... well ... it's too straight and it's cut off.

But I'd really be wary of shooting in that kind of light (splashes of sun in amongst the shadows all over her face and body). Unless the light is highlighting what you want, and the shadows hiding what you don't ... it just seems problematic.