I'm going to try keep this short today:
Jayzan - I like the overall feel of the shot. The dim lighting is quite effective in bringing out the 'dinner date with friends' scenario you were going with. However I feel that it would have been better if the shot was zoomed in more to remove the unnecessary background, and if it was taken from the opposite side of the table so that we can see your face.
Maxwell - The shot is well-balanced and well-framed. You've also done well to appear prominent in the shot but still look as if you are interacting with the children. This is a great shot and my only real criticism is that you could have had more expression (a smile or something like that).
Tinsley - I like the whole 'newbie arcanist waiting in line for admission' scenario you've gone with; the pose does help with this effect (study hard Tinsley). The background isn't entirely interesting, but it does give a good sense of environment (queues are drab at the best of times). However i feel the shot could have been less side-on (i.e. see a bit more of your front) or panned around a bit more to emphasise the 'queue' aspect of the shot.
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Why I didn't vote for the others:
Ciara - This certainly is a bombardment of colour... I felt as if there were too many different, bright colours that are visually jarring. I feel that this could have been improved if there were some more dark contrasts (perhaps a night shot?). However your pose (as usual) is on point and I do like the bombs in the foreground as they help give the shot layers.
Kurri - H'naanza and her "ugh, peasant" look *laughs internally*. The scenario you've gone with is unique (Yay failed synths!) but a number of the other elements I'm not a fan of - the major one being the background, which just feels 'there' and doesn't really enhance the shot.
Sorry if this doesn't make sense or isn't helpful. It's late and I'm tired. But anyway, ciao models!

). The background isn't entirely interesting, but it does give a good sense of environment (queues are drab at the best of times). However i feel the shot could have been less side-on (i.e. see a bit more of your front) or panned around a bit more to emphasise the 'queue' aspect of the shot.
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