/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3584427
>or just use the picture where they aren't or just tell the model to put her arms down like the pic you posted
this is so autistic for so many different reasons.

So basically just NEVER shoot a subject doing something naturally. Just never do or try to capture a super common thing that people do when they're posing in doorways.

And even in terms of aesthetics of function or intent, what Daisy Ridley is doing is conveying an entirely different emotion. The Ridley pose makes her seem more poised and kind of nervous while the Lake Bell pose makes her imposing and intimidating and stuff.

Plus they're entirely different actions. What's the point of putting the actress in a doorway if they can't interact with it? And even worse, how would them awkwardly posing in a doorway so that their arms are up but you can still see their hands somehow be "better" composition?