Really like number five the most, but all are very good. Wish I could get my wife to pose for me. What's your secret? pdsdville · 2008-08-06: 00:50

It's a very nice set with the different views, ver well done ! Quark · 2008-08-06: 01:17

Great set especially the wide angle shot in the first one. Of course, this is better than your Practicing I :)) KC727 · 2008-08-06: 01:28

really nice shots, specially #10. your wife seems to be a very patient lady:-) shutterjitter · 2008-08-06: 01:32

Wow wonderful portraits, your wife is a very patient lady :) mystic1 · 2008-08-06: 02:12

I have liked these portraits more than the previous ones. The model, your pretty wife, is very much natural. Very nice environment. #1, #6, #8 and #11 the best for me, though all the very nice ones. Acqua · 2008-08-06: 02:24

Amazing surrondings,nice portraits! somogyvari · 2008-08-06: 02:43

I real like shots #1,4,5 and 10 giodinu · 2008-08-06: 03:00

Significant improvement over the first practice. Natural, good use of lighting, great skin tone. leocheung · 2008-08-06: 03:23

bro: here are comments that you love. love #3 for its SIMPLICITY, #5 for CREATIVITY, #7 for your THOUGHTFULNESS and #10 for its UNIQUENESS. yelwinoo · 2008-08-06: 03:38

very nice set, beravo.... lifephoto · 2008-08-06: 03:56

Hey the 1st is awesome !!! Congrat ! pfero · 2008-08-06: 06:12

day after day you come a professional photographer... your wife is a perfect model.. and special set.. well done! bye thoomas amaranta · 2008-08-06: 07:19

Wonderful portraits - I really like 1, 2 and 7. It looks like you're really using flash very well with the ambient lighting. tcalbaz · 2008-08-06: 07:22

You pick a good model .She is beautiful and I like the style of the place where you took the pictures because it does not have to be perfect looking set ,so it gave an original ambiance !!.. ????? · 2008-08-06: 07:31

I really like # 5,10 & 11. I like the different poses that you have with these shots and it doesn't make it hard because you have a beautiful wife. tbranscum · 2008-08-06: 07:50

The first series was really good, but just had to agree with most of the constructive comments made then. This set is much better. Yeah, critiques are hard to digest, but staying positive and using that push to keep going forward and not to fall, it can be powerful. And this post is a great example of that. You kept all that was said in mind. You used it to achieve your art your way, and the result is inspiring, my friend. Of all these, #1 & 5 are my favs. Great, great work. Madoc · 2008-08-06: 07:59

You made a beautiful set, all of them are very good. In my opinion you have two diferent shot fantastic, colors, focus and compo are specialy good. # 5 and the las one # 11 . Thanks for share. carvertrujillo · 2008-08-06: 08:19

no 1 is great... love no 1 emmetan · 2008-08-06: 09:05

i love this set better than the previous one..but both seriously i love them..good sets of portraits. :):) dannyD · 2008-08-06: 10:22

Great location you found for #10. I like #1, very simple but nice. Your creativity on #5 and #7 is great. Nice job! etodd80 · 2008-08-06: 10:25

#5 like the pose and the location, lots of character #7 playful and wimsy #10 I also, like for it lighting GREAT post and great location that you found. bundlesofjoy · 2008-08-06: 10:39

It was better than Parctising I. This set showing the powerful of your equipments. For a fun portrait that you use a wide-angle lens. Great shots #1 and #7 . Waiting for your Practising III. Decide what to include for a portrait - how the model looks in relation to her surroundings, and the framing of the figure appears natural and comfortable. MrYum · 2008-08-06: 12:19

#7 and #10 the best! good job :) kalabancoro · 2008-08-06: 13:17

Lovely portraits, I like # 1 and #7 very much agandia · 2008-08-06: 19:49

She is lovely, I love how you have captured the joy in 7 and I find 10 a very appealing shot. youlookmahvelous · 2008-08-06: 20:11

I love Love #10. really nice job..learning as you go...excellent. sarahjordan · 2008-08-06: 21:33

Nice set.... I think 5 is my favorite, probably because on it's own I don't think it looks "set up" which is very hard to accomplish when taking portraits! DancingDolphin · 2008-08-06: 21:34

These are good. What lens were you using on #1? 5 & 7 are my favorites. Nice work and D300 rocks! :-) t2d4th · 2008-08-06: 21:39

Wonderful set. #1,5,7,and 10 Awesome for me. The entire set is great. Queen911 · 2008-08-06: 21:58

A great set Thomas. Your wife makes a lovely and charming subject and these portraits are wonderfully framed and composed. They are all good but #1, #5 and #10 are absolutely outstanding! Youve got your D300 working beautifully! jagungal · 2008-08-07: 01:46

Practise makes perfect ... :-) I'm not good in photo modelling, but I think for 4 & 5 you'll get a more dynamic composition by shifting the camera to the side, capturing the model in 1/3 of the frame. I like the lady's expression, looks relax, comfortable & natural. awisudanto · 2008-08-07: 02:45

A charming set :-) jet28 · 2008-08-07: 03:15

your wife? i didn't know that. ;) because u have a lovely wife, u must be lovely, too? :)) ofwordsandphotos · 2008-08-07: 10:21

I can tell you wich one i like, first #1 because of the nice angle and background, then #7, is very original perhaps it would even be better without the bushes on the right upper corner and ofcourse #5 is very good because i think the exposure is perfect but to bad the wall on the right is blocking the view a bit too much i think(is blocking the elbow) . And compliments to your wife for the modeling, a natural! The one i do not like is #2, for me its a picture of a house with a lady in front.. Have to say you are picking some difficult light situations and because of that there are some hotspots and overexposed bits but i wouldn't have done it any better.. Compliments to you! eljapa · 2008-08-07: 10:32

I love #1. Perfect use of wide angle, feels like everything's coming towards you, but she is immovable. Nice poses and composition, though I kinda miss the contrast of colours in a few of them. Very successful nevertheless! Obbedemus · 2008-08-07: 13:08

great pictures.... I like no. 7 ...rest is also fantastic Clicker · 2008-08-07: 14:14

fantastic potrit..... great dof mojaroo · 2008-08-07: 20:28

Thhis photos are great! so natural! you`re wife is a beatufil model! I love them all but aspecially #3! Plomyq · 2008-08-07: 23:58

No 3 & 6 zohrepix · 2008-08-08: 08:18

Great, great work!#5 and #7 my favourites :)) Primavera · 2008-08-08: 09:59

i like all pitchurs, every one have that beautiful special look. timmes · 2008-08-08: 10:31

they are great portraits - my favorite is the first one. you're wife is very pretty! : ) jenjung · 2008-08-08: 13:46

All great shots! dwojuna · 2008-08-08: 14:42

Really nice set! Well done! Nayah · 2008-08-09: 04:29

Nice practise! you did it greatly ;) NedaH · 2008-08-09: 13:28

Superb set Thomas. Did you use a flashgun? The light seems a bit too harsh in some of them and is not evenly respected in some parts of the shots. Congratulations for those superb compositions. RodolpheDeus · 2008-08-09: 21:28

excelent work !!!!!!!!! elclic · 2008-08-09: 23:08

beautiful portraits ,, I really like them ! , :) idorudoll · 2008-08-10: 06:01

Beautiful serie! miclaud · 2008-08-10: 16:57

Really great set. Hope to make these some day... jvdgriendt · 2008-08-11: 13:48

Great shots Thomas! Your wife is very beautiful. and a great model. Take care! oakley · 2008-08-12: 14:57

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