I am looking thorough the archive now and then (mostly when I have a will to play in PS).. These are pics of 19th Feb this year..[line][line][line][line][line][line][line]Well.. are the pics are taken with my small Sony DSC-V1.. the last one handheld.. No remote control, no proper lighting.. etc. I just love portrait photography..

Have fun!

Irena

How do you pose them, please? Mirror behind the camera, with LCD screen visible? Brilliant, anyway.

As you see from my avatar, you start with something of an advantage!

You've done very well given a limited "set up". Of course, the subject is quite lovely.

#1 has a classic look. #2 and #3 could benefit from cropping, which would make them very nice. #4 is my favorite. Good collection of poses and expressions.

Walter

Thank you for having a look and leaving some thoughts..

No mirrors, no LCD.. All the pics made in about 2 hours the same day.. actually they are about 90.. somethimes I get an inspiration and undertake all this running- fast-to-get-the-place hassle.. you can find a tech specs for Sony DSC-V1 in Steve's reviews *then you ll understand what I am talking about So I don't do these shooting sessions often..

Good luck with your work!

Irena

Irena, you are an absolute delight to look at. Its difficult to critique your pictures objectively. They are all lovely. The first one I like your come hither look. The second one I like the lighting on your skin. Very smooth and creamy look. The fourth also has that beautiful lighting which makes your skin look as soft as velvet and as tasty as a peach. And the last pic gives a touch of the here and now with your slight movement. All well done.

Thank you for having a look and leaving your considerations..

Have a great weekend!

Brains AND Beauty!

It is our privilege to have you share them with us.

Missed you.

Hi Irena,

Thanks for sharing a great set of photos of yourself.

Usually I prefer soft light, but for some reason (maybe composition / facial expression) I prefer the "harsher" photos of this series, that is: photos 1 and 5 particularly.

But all of them are fantastic. Well done. Did you do this with tripod and timer?

The blur in photo 6 doesn't really do it for me. And the only small suggestion I could make would be to crop photo 3, to just above your head (too much wall / ceiling in my opinion).

Well done for this series!

Paul

Thank you, Tom! How are you?

Thanks, for sharing your opinion with me! Have a great day! Too little time for fun lately.. I ll be back asap..

Very nice set of photos, you have done a great job, if I was 20years younger I would be over Milano on the next jet.:G