Lopez Family

[Jusselin]

Have not posted in a while and wanted to share a family we had the pleasure of photographing.

[Jusselin]

they look a little washed out, i guess from uploading to PB

any who CC welcomed

[Redneck]

Try to put the eyes on the upper third line for composition. Right now they are on the center horizon.

Otherwise, I'm not very creative with family shots either, so I can't comment a lot.

[Jusselin]

Word!

[texxter]

Great expressions, love #4, beautifully captured humanity! Thanks!

(edit, I meant #4)

[ldelacruz]

I am impressed Jusselin! You have improved tremendously! Andre gave you a good suggestion and watch your backgrounds a little closer.

[bryanlindsey]

Originally Posted by Redneck

Try to put the eyes on the upper third line for composition. Right now they are on the center horizon.

Also, try not to have two people's eyes on the same plane (1 and 2)

Solid enough overall. I really like the last one.

[reader0428]

Very nice Jusselin!

Something I've started doing with most of my family sessions in pp is burning the neck area down a bit. Even for people who are very thin, sometimes when the light hits that patch of skin under the neck, and the side of the face around the jawline, it creates the look of a double chin. One swipe with a burning brush will make a big difference in that area. Try it on #s 2 and 3 and see if you like it. The women especially will love you for it! :)

[Jusselin]

awesome thank you so vry much every one...feels great to get some positive feed back. I really feel like i have improved but i still have a long way to go.

Reader i sure will try that

Brian i see what you mean