Braids meant for swinging

A theme for photo club next time is movement in portraiture. I took a number of shots of this young woman. These don't really qualify as portraits but they do show movement and I thought they turned out pretty cool. I love her braids and that was one reason I asked her to help me.

[summerfield]

oh, to have so much hair! nice shot, kathy.

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Issi Bannerman]

Fun shot!

[KWind]

Well timed action shot.

[Margaret Brown]

Nice movement and capture

[Yolanda]

Great capture

[haskar]

Cute shot.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely capture

[FBailey]

Neat shot!

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of this beautiful Lady.

[Tom]

Great timing and hair motion capture

[Kathy]

@summerfield Thanks Vikki. I believe they are the sewn in kind, but not sure.

@bkbinthecity @jamibann @kwind @craftymeg @yolanda @haskar @ziggy77 @fbailey @pyrrhula @tosee
Thank you so much Brian, Issi, Kim, Margaret, Yolanda, Haskar, Jo, Felicity, Ferry and Tom for the views, comments and favs.

[Mary Siegle]

Definitely nice movement. FAV for me. What a great young model with all those wonderful braids.

[Kathy]

@mcsiegle Thank you. I was so happy that I took the plunge and asked her if she would.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I like the flip of her braids. My thought is you could make it more like a portrait by going to black and white and cropping the picture so that her profile is more pronounced. If she's willing to model again, see if you can find a blank background- like the side of a building. I think the movement of her braids will stand out even more then.

[Jennie B.]

Good capture of the braids in the air!

[Kathy]

@olivetreeann Good tips Ann. Thank you.
@jb030958 Thank you Jennie.