Jennifer Portrait of a stranger 16/100

Jennifer is a wonderful woman of Irish origin that I met on a mountain trail. She was extremely cooperative and posed for my portrait of a stranger.
She already new about a similar project, to which her brother participated. Thank you Jennifer

[Suzanne]

Lovely portrait, Jennifer has a lovely smile

[Jane Pittenger]

Like your crop and what a lovely woman

[Call me Joe]

A very charming portrait 💟💕💟

[Marnie]

A lovely happy smiling face, a joy to behold.

[Margo]

This is a lovely capture

[Issi Bannerman]

Lovely portrait of Jennifer.

[Domenico Dodaro]

Beautiful and ingenuous smile!

[Paul]

A lovely portrait :-)

[Caterina]

@suzanne234 @jgpittenger @joemuli @golftragic @777margo @jamibann @domenicododaro @paul10 Thank you for your nice comments

[Phil Howcroft]

Be careful with big hats as the brings can cast shadow over the face .
Fill in flash is an ideal solution .

Lovely smile

[Rob Z]

Jennifer looks delightful.

[Caterina]

@phil_howcroft thank you for your expert advice. Do you mean the built in flash of the camera or an external flash ( hard to use with a stranger in a wood)?

[Phil Howcroft]

@caterina your built in flash will work fine 😀📸

[Caterina]

@phil_howcroft Thank you. In the meantime I'm posting a portrait taken with an external flash. Like your opinion

[M. Brutus]

ANother lovely portrait. It seems you've made her extremely comfortable while posing. Just out of curiosity. How many shots did you take of her? And which number shot was this? (I mean towards the beginning? Or the end?)

[Caterina]

I took four pictures: two in the shade and two in the sun, but the ones in the sun were terrible because her face was full of the speckles of light passing true the straw hat. The one I posted was the very first one that I took. @Phil_howcroft correctly pointed out that the face was not enough enlighted. I tried to solve the problem while photographing the Sikhs @mbrutus