Hi,
First impressions, I immediately clicked your cover photo after saying wow:
beautiful tones, composition, colours, lighting is nice and good connection from the model.
Scrolling down your portfolio I am seeing a good variety of images, plenty of head shots, full bodies, locations and studio work.
This image stands out the most to me when looking over your thumbnail images as the colours, lighting and post processing are so slick and clean. Good colour contrast and beautiful profile of the model. I love that you have kept her moles/freckles in the shot too it makes it more natural.
I would like to talk about your thumbnails also, when you crop the image to choose the thumbnail I think you should include the focus of your images in the thumbnail so for example this image;
has a nice composition but the thumbnail shows mostly just the field and a tiny tiny bit of the model which doesn't encourage the viewer to click it as all they see is a field. Quite a few of your shots could do with a quick re edit of the thumbnail to give that little nudge needed for viewers to open the image and see it in its entirety. I really think this would help your portfolio.
I love the angle of this shot and all the detail in the corn, it is great that with all this detail and distraction from the corn that your model still remains the main focus of the image and sees not even looking at the camera! that's awesome in my opinion.
some of your images are a little confusing in the messages/story they are trying to convey. for example:
This model has her hands chained up, but has still managed to write 'help' on the board that she is clutching to her chest. If this situation were to happen in real life, I don't expect she would need the board as most people would see the chains and realize the situation. I get that its supposed to be a fun image but think the chains would be enough. I also think the quality of the image could be better.
The below image is one of my favourites of yours because it is quite in your face in a subtle way
I love the lighting, tones and her expression.
I have found it hard to critique your work, you have some lovely images of a good quality, then you have some where you have pushed the ISO up so high with the large amount of noise and I'm not sure what you are going for with those images. Then there are some images which are OK but don't really stand out. then some that in my honest opinion don't really do much for your portfolio. You also have a lot of images from the same shoot up which are quite similar. I would suggest narrowing them down so you have one image from each set up. for example the shot above you also have in colour, I personally prefer the b/w and don't think you need both of them in your portfolio.
This shot doesn't really do anything, the colours are nice on the tree and background but I don't feel a connection with the model and don't see a story, especially one that relates to the title.
When you shoot on location try and get your horizons straight as this makes a big difference to your images.
I hope you understand what I mean and I don't want to sound harsh I am just giving you my opinion. I think your portfolio overall is ok and think it would be better if you narrowed it down to your best work.
Your top row of images are your best in my opinion. If you agree with my thoughts maybe ask PP in a thread what images they think you should take down if any?
Thanks for taking part.
Replies welcomed.