The number would be great: I'd take her kite-skiing! ;-)
What is interesting in this portrait is that the motion mentioned by others did not affect the eyes. Like all the world is swirling around her. Superb effect and I think it has some subconscious attracion too. Isn't it the next idea for the motion-blur contest? ;-)
What a beautiful bride. I think your portrait might have even been more effective if you had cropped it so her lower arms didn't show; as one of the arms has some motion. The dress has a bit, too, but that isn't as noticeable as the arm. I love your picture.
your title says it all...your model is beautiful and has a great natural look on her face...the man in the background is a distraction but could be blurred and you would have a great photo
Beautiful model but it looks like you have a mixed lighting thing going on that is spoilng the shot. Her right arm is blurred and the background is distracting and too plain.
Great model and a great opportunity for a portrait. Unfortunately, this looks too candid to me. The groom (?) in the background is especially distracting in this case. If you could have gotten the bride to stand 5 or 6 feet from a wall, set a large aperture on your camera and taken a shot, you would have had a potentially terrific portrait.
Yes she is. Unfortunately the groom is still in the picture (and I am not trying to be funny here). I would have like to see the same color tones all around here. My though is that a bust size, thighter cropping would feature her more reducing the background somewhat. It would also get rid of the right hand blurr. But that is only my opinion. BOL
Beatiful girl and good shot. Focus and lighting is perfect, but I think the man is distracting a bit. I understand that sometimes you cannot choose the composition of people and in a wedding is worst... Good job 7
really nice clear shot. tones and colors are also very good. would like to see her eyes more toward the camera as she leads my eyes out of the frame with hers.
A great opportunity for a portrait. This feels candid though, whuich is fine except the presence of the person in the backgroudn is distracting because she is not engaging the viewer by looking at the camera. this introduces a tension that conflicts with the obvious attractiveness of the subject.
There is a very nice phot here - a lucky shot in the melee of a wedding reception? I would crop to above the right arm and close to the hair on her right, to remove "him" and then we would have a great candid wedding portrait, despite a busy background! The lighting is great and the skin tones are lovely.
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