Recent content by bremsstrahlung

Thanks for sharing. :) Take note of lighting.

The first two are not bad. #1 can perhaps be more properly focused on the water. #2 may look better in color, given some ample brightness. For #3, you can ask the model to shift her umbrella away from her head so that some light would be on her face. Otherwise, you may just tell her to stand...

Uncle Tong strikes again. :) Love to see more of your paintings and photos on exhibition. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Nice set. She is a lovely model to work with. :)

Yes, keep shooting. =) Explore your composition.

The last one is not bad. =)

Bro, try not to zoom in too much. In fact you should zoom out or stand further back. But I know sometimes it is difficult because you only have that a certain kind of lens. :)

:) Timing can be improved. Capture angle can be better. :thumbsup:

Pastoral style. :thumbsup: Great job. :)

:thumbsup: Very good! Ups for Zantz~ =)

Not bad bro. :) I like #4 very much.

:) Yup, have fun and shoot and learn at your own pace. If you force yourself on something, then it is not a hobby. It should be something you enjoy. 2, 4, 6 have potential. Master your camera properly. Know your lens. :)

For the first pic the pose can be largely improved. The other two are nicely done, but I would not pick the cupboard. Lastly, congratulate yourself that you have a very beautiful model (attractive big eyes, I like her nose especially, and a god-sent symmetrical). :thumbsup: Overall, good job.

"Certain things are left to imagination." :) :thumbsup: Ups for Ah Ben~

Haha, one of your organized shoots! :) By the way, recently we celebrated our first wedding anniversary. Thank you a lot for the photos you took last year. We love them!