JUST LIKE NAM!!! VIET NAM!!

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Wicked awesome

the first girl(the one looking at the camera)..looks creepy. like that look you'd get from some crazy, stalker kinda person. and the girl beside her looks like she has a square face with the angle she has. doesn't look good for either of those two girls. the only girl who doesnt look creepy or like her face is a weird shape is the girl who isn't showing her face. i'd work on that next time.

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When Shutters Click


"Twelve significant photographs in any one year is a good crop." - Ansel Adams

i agree with this critique. the lighting is pretty good though.

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painting sunlight on the side of houses since 1988

Thanks, it was my first time working with three models so...

Its hard getting them all perfect at the same time.

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yeah i understand. maybe looking at each of them through the camera quickly just to do a quick scan, and advise them as i'm sure you do with them individually posing as to where to look and such.

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When Shutters Click


"Twelve significant photographs in any one year is a good crop." - Ansel Adams

yeah everything else about the photo was good, it was just the girls face and the other girls creepy look that stood out for me haha.

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When Shutters Click


"Twelve significant photographs in any one year is a good crop." - Ansel Adams

Well I actually like Erin's pose, the "creepy" looking one. Jens face (block chinned one) looked alright to me too and Chrissy (the last one) did that on her own. Im still getting used to directing them what to do.

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yeah i have problems with that sometimes as well. but her look doesn't go with the other two girl's, so it stands out quite a bit..and the way she has her body makes it stand out even more(i dont get how she was comfortable like that).

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When Shutters Click


"Twelve significant photographs in any one year is a good crop." - Ansel Adams