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[MrAdamJay]

This is my first attempt at something "SuperHero", a style I want to explore.

I have linked my Facebook, please let me know what you think of the images. Any feedback would be awesome !

here's a preview of one image:

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...type=3&theater


http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...84197&type= 1

[brucer007]

Your super hero characters have good facial expressions with good intensity. The poses work well too, for in-character effect.
Your lighting on the faces is quite good, but the muscles are often flattened do to lighting angles. Some dark costume elements get lost in the black backgrounds, like yellow Wolverine's boots. Also, his pose makes his body look very shortened from leaning towards the camera. A slight side angle would avoid that effect.
The Dutch Tilted shots can be effective, but be mindful of long hair that is hanging straight down. If you get shots with hair moving, then these tilted shots would work better. The girl with red hair and red costume would look better in a tilted shot if she was standing more leaning forward from the waste, with bent knees.
I like the over-all direction you are going with your super hero portraits. You catch great performances!

[MrAdamJay]

Bruce, Thanks for taking time out with the feedback! It's great that you gave detailed comments:

[caz1988]

They look amazing, good direction, great poses and spot on lighting I tip my hat to you sir. Please come to the UK

[firecloak]

I like how you used light and shadows to make the cosplayers look more menacing.

[MrAdamJay]

Originally Posted by caz1988

They look amazing, good direction, great poses and spot on lighting I tip my hat to you sir. Please come to the UK

I live in the UK

[jamiewong]

loving the wolverine stuff. awesomeness!