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My take on Dee from the workshopModerators: Greg B, Nnnnsic, Geoff, Glen, gstark, Moderators
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My take on Dee from the workshop
I've started going through my shots from the portrait workshop.
I had a good time, the models were great, and incredibly patient. I've only done the ones of Dee so far and would appreciate C&C on these. I have a definate favourite, that being #3 because of the eye contact and light, but there is something I can't put my finger on about the other 3. 
This is my favourite - I used a clamshell style setup here, just trying out the technique. 
Cheers Matt
Number #3 is my favourite too Matt the big eyes and the lighting, there is something very open and honest about that shot.
#1 would be my second favourite of these four and then #2 and #4 are on par with each other but the clear standout in my mind is #3.
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