Brendan_Anapoell

Portrait

My sister.

My sister.
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NIKON D600

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Aperture f/3.5 ISO 400 Shutter 10/5000

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Nov, 2014

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Lovely girl..... beautifully shot!

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Excellent portrait!

Ultimate

Excellent work. She has beautiful eyes and you've captured her reaaly well !!

great shot, with the makeup i cant tell is she 13 or 23

So Brendan, you have an excellent model for free (I suppose!)... Great photo!

your capture of the light in her eyes really adds to this shot. very nice portrait. nice lighting.

great catchlight lovely young lady I'd change my f/stop so her ear is in focus you'd still hold on to the DOF good effort

Excellent work Brendan!
The eyes are so very crisp you can look inside!
Bokah in back is pleasing. The color is perfect!
All in all a first class portrait!

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This is a beautiful portrait, Brendan. I would crop a bit from one side to get her out of the middle and I agree her ear should be in focus. All that said, it is still a beautiful image. Her eyes are tack sharp and absolutely beautiful. Nice job.

Brilliant portrait your sister is gorgeous!!!! beautiful eyes!!!!

super portrait :)

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beautiful shot can i say dont cut of a persons chin, cut off at brow level or below nose but it is more pleasing to leave the jaw line in again only i hope a helpful comment you always want the viewer to be engaged i hope you are enjoying view bug and look forward to seeing more of your images

Cool framing. And the eyes kinda blow me away. Awesome !

Just read the other commentsâ€¦ by cropping the chin and top of the head and concentrating on horizontal center, you're simply making this all about the eyes and the freckles. Which it is.
I think it's a bold crop and just cause you broke every single rule of portraiture that exists, doesn't mean it's not a fabulous portrait. I kinda dig it when a photographer goes against the grain. It's what keeps art proliferating.
Nice work !