Simple Western Style Portrait

Ready to received any critical comments & feedback from you all.


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ur camera spec?

fuhh... great lens put to excellent use sexy model too

support support, like the first one

big lips....

I rike 2, 3 and 6

maybe u can give wholleymolley some lessons?

i like the mood on 4 and 5. may i know is that a natural light?

Use "Cha"non Camera + fixed focal length lens

haha, i didn't speak out you also know it?

Thanks of your support ^^



Thanks for like these pictures ^^

eh..., i am just come here for share photos and receive suggestion/opinion/critic from you all
I dunno Wholleymolley & i am still not really good on photography (so much need to learn & practice). Thus, can't give precise comment on him/her.

Thanks for like my photos
(feel free to visit my facebook page for more photos: KY Photos Sharing )

Yap, all depend on natural light (some photos was use reflector to fill some light on the model)

Nice bokeh

Thanks to the lens

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Added on February 11, 2012, 5:23 pm8. Black & White photo


This post has been edited by KhaiYen: Feb 11 2012, 05:23 PM

Nice photos theme.
.4 & .5 seem less contrast a bit

LOL i was thinking along the lines of that.

Among all, I'll rate pic #1 lowest.

The rest are quite nice, didn't like the lack of contrast of #5 though.

Good details, nice composition, I'd say you're heading somewhere. I like the subject's interaction with to the camera, and times when she doesn't look at the camera also fine.

One of the better portrait series to appear here, I classify this as simple and nice type. Doesn't look like having any elaborate setup but the subject vs background + composition and lighting worked well.

Thanks of your feedback, next time will more careful in the picture contrast.

Thanks Goldfries critics & comments
for picture #5, because i want to try take back lighting photos (without using lens hood), thus the outcome will have a flare effect, dunno will cause the pic lake of contrast.
And is the any better way to take back lighting + flare effect with good contrast photo?

I wouldn't say better or not, photography is up to preference. However some issues are less accepted.

the light coming from the back is nice though. if you shot in RAW, I think there is quite some possibility to fix it, or at least make it better.

that aside, it's always nice to see catchlight in the subject's eyes. last photo is nice but lacking DOF, ideally both eyes should be within the DOF.

look forward to see more nice stuff from you.

Thanks of your advice, Goldfries, really appreciate it.

Need to work hard on it in shooting + editing