How not to take photos #21 (Patreon)

Continuing the series 'How Not to Take Photos to Avoid Embarrassment and Appeal to the Audience,' where I analyze my old works and point out their problems and shortcomings. This category will be interesting for those who want to start photographing, models, or people who want to learn how to create beauty without flaws. A beautiful model, a beautiful view, well-shot - I did a great job :) BUT!

Previously, I used to put a huge logo on my photos, which seems so funny now. Why? To prevent theft? Even if they steal it, they'll remove the logo, and a huge one won't save it. If you see a big logo on my work, know that it was created before 2020.

About the model:

• False eyelashes and slightly squinted eyes - this doesn't create a very attractive picture. Why were her eyes squinted? Because I often turn models to face the sun, so they squint a lot.

• Nails. This is a problem for many models. Notice the gray zone and the pink zone. I'm not a manicure expert, but you must admit, it looks like unkempt nails. It immediately catches the eye.

I would also add more roundness to the waist in Photoshop; the dress hides it, but this series is about showing problems, not hiding them :)