Here are the professional images from my most recent photo shoot. I was given the chance to create any kind of looks that I desired. I chose to go with a very earthy and neutural face for the first look. Using her head piece and other accessories as a focal point, I wanted to compliment them and add tad bit of glamour. So, I decided to use a gorgeous pastel beige on the lid. The photos above are truly my favorite.
I attempted to create a pin up look. I like the makeup here but I notice the concealer wasn't blended well. I would have loved to contour her crease more precisely and with a darker shade. I also wish the shot was closer, to really focus on the makeup. I will redo this look another time with a different model, after more practice.
Lastly, this photo above is a great one as well. It does not completely emphasize the color and drama to the eyes. Yet, it gives a peek of what was created and it is essentially a great image as well.
I have discovered that not all photo shoots will be perfect. Especially not at this stage in my career. However, I use images that I am not too fond of as a tool. When I see certain things (within the makeup) that I am not happy with or feel I "coulda, shoulda, woulda"; I use that information and grow. When I see mistakes or flaws, I remember them. I practice at becoming better at that technique or skill. And I remind myself at the next photo shoot to be better than the last.