Images by MR wrote:
I gotta know.

3.

My advice is to be careful of your lighting so that it doesn't appear 'flat' (though this is subjective, and I don't see it happening in many of your pics).





Also, be mindful of the model's poses/angles. Like the first image where the model's right arm looks very unnatural/uncomfortable whilst hiding her knee/leg. And the second image where I can see up her nose, along with the long shadow it's casting on her cheek. Good concepts though.





A couple of my fav from your port though are:

Jeff Fiore wrote:
I'm in!

4 ^_6

Antonio Barros wrote:
Hello from Paris!

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Asha E wrote:

4 ^_6

Thank you Asha!

wakari studio wrote:
I'll have a go.

Skating between a 2/3.

Reason being, the shots that I like are really nice and the ones I don't care for show room for improvement.

For example, a few of your models seem a bit uncomfortable in their facial expressions/posing (not your fault) which can distract me from the image. Also, be mindful of your lighting so that it's not flat or blown out.







A couple of my favs though:





Btw, I love your incorporation of vibrant colors

L Raye wrote:
I'm in!

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philip painter wrote:
Do artists count?

I don't like to judge artist because its very personal. How can I tell you what to improve when this comes straight from you, ya know? Very different from telling someone to tweak a pose or move the chair out of the background. But all in all, I really liked your work 4.

L Raye wrote:
I'm in!

Asha E wrote:
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Thank you!