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Analyzing Mistakes in My Photography. Episode 26: "How Not to Shoot"

In this photo, the model has a stunning figure: beautiful hips, elegant lines, a slender waist, and a nicely shaped bust. However, I somehow failed to showcase any of that. Let’s break down what went wrong.

Waist. Yes, the curve is visible, which is great. But that’s the only part of the figure that catches attention, while the rest gets lost.

Hips and Legs. I cropped them. Due to this framing, it’s completely unclear what the hips look like. They’re there, but the cropped photo makes it impossible to assess their proportions.

Arms. It’s absolutely unclear what’s going on with the arms. They look unnatural, and the viewer's attention is distracted.

Hairstyle. The model has bangs. When shooting from this angle, it’s better to style the bangs to the opposite side so they don’t obscure the face.

Lipstick. It’s perfectly chosen here and complements the overall look.

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