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    Westie Chick

    Here's a photo of my neice. I tried to portray a more masculine feel to the photo with the clothes, ladder and harsher shadows than I would normally use for a female portrait. I won't tell you how old she is, but its a heck of a lot younger than the photo implies.

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    Re: Westie Chick

    Mission accomplished - I can't think of anything that would improve on what you're trying to achieve.

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    Re: Westie Chick

    my eye was immediately drawn to the light on her left lower jawline...therefore, while it is a needed fill, I think I might tend to lower it's value by one to one half stop. Other than little bit of bother, I'd leave a near-perfectly lit shot alone.

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    Re: Westie Chick

    Hi Mark, excellent shot! I really like it.
    What focal length was used here?
    Did you blur her hair PP? I guess since you were going for a less feminine look that is OK?
    These are not criticisms, they are inquiries to understand a very good shot.

    Thanks for posting!

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    Mark,

    What did you mean by masculine feel? Couldn't that have been accomplished through the model rather than props? They, the props, look a bit too clean to convey a ruggedness I think.

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    Re: Westie Chick

    Quote Originally Posted by Shadowman View Post
    Mark,

    What did you mean by masculine feel? Couldn't that have been accomplished through the model rather than props? They, the props, look a bit too clean to convey a ruggedness I think.
    By the way, nice image, very sharp.

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