Another giant study photo drop is on the way

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Geplaatst op June 5, 2021

Rosali trained in classical ballet, and later moved on to contemporary dance, and enjoys blending the two for her personal choreography. She was captured for us by Ivan, the photographer who brought us our photoseries of Javani and Olga. Together, they created another large set of photos, including hands and faces & expressions, so so all 3 of our human-study tools will once again benefit from these shoots!

I'm working on sorting, cropping, uploading, categorizing, tagging and scheduling these photos. In the coming months, we'll be doing weekly releases of these photo batches as I get them ready. Each release will include some photos that are free for everyone, and others that will be for full subscribers only to thank them for the support that makes this site - and photoshoots like this - possible.

I have a lot of work in front of me before I can start releasing these. Expect to see them start appeaing sometime in July -- but don't worry! We have photosets submitted by third party photographers being released every week until then, so you won't feel like you're waiting at all. ;)

In the meantime, just to get you excited, here's a tiny sample of photos from Rosali's photoshoot!

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Mx. Abi June 5, 2021 5:11pm

Oh this is exciting news! 🔥

Polyvios Animations June 5, 2021 10:36pm

Yeah, really exciting!

Sanne - Site moderator June 7, 2021 9:26am

I'm super looking forward to these!!

Dzloa June 9, 2021 3:49pm

I'm not sure if this is a thing you're already doing.. but if you can keep the entire shoulder/arm area in the face & expression practice photos that you're adding, instead of cropping the edges out, it would be really helpful to me! Thank you :)

Kim - Site admin June 9, 2021 5:10pm

Do you mean like this?

Dzloa June 11, 2021 1:25pm

Yes, exactly! I've been struggling with the neck-shoulder structure for a long time, these would be great for me to reinforce my practice on this area while learning facial expressions.
(btw, I think I expressed this in a confusing way before, the original crop length of the photo worked perfectly for me! I just preferred the width to be a little bigger (to always include the whole shoulder), and some of the current photos already do this. Too much torso might distract from the fact that it's a facial expression practice photo? Though personally I like either length.)
Thank you so much for considering this! :)

Kim - Site admin June 11, 2021 1:38pm

Yeah, I think both concerns are valid. I've been playing with the crops a bit, and in the end I think a good mix of tight close-ups and others that include more may be the only way to make (almost) everyone happy. :)