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Toni Morris-Wax seals and Portraits








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  1. Ryan PfannerMay 6, 2020 at 11:53:00 PM EDT

    Portraits are 2nd in my list of favorite types of photos. So let's take a critique on yours. For my portraits I tend to want my subjects to be unaware of the camera or at least appear this way. Your photos are, as I believe, are posed, which is just fine. Your use of light through the window on the girl's face I think is a nice touch, however, I think your last portrait is a bit out of place from your other two.

    Overall I enjoyed looking at your sequence!

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  2. Ashley StasikMay 8, 2020 at 5:06:00 PM EDT

    I love the portrait of the girl in these photos, something about the colors and the way she is looking down in the first photo feels so quaint and innocent. I even like that the purses in the background match the colors of her clothes. All of the colors tie together and its really nice to look at.

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