The lighting/editing is still off, i know.
but before i go any further, i wanted opinions on which direction looks best? i know it might seem weird to some, but, it makes a difference

One: Two:


Side by side if that helps,




thank you!

I actually prefer them both put together, instead of individual. More interesting, IMO.  

Quoting KNZ.:" The lighting/editing is still off, i know. but before i go any further, i wanted opinions on which direction ... [snip!] ... i know it might seem weird to some, but, it makes a difference One: Two: Side by side if that helps, thank you! "

Just curious, why does it make a difference? lol

Quoting amor♥:" Just curious, why does it make a difference? lol"

 
maybe it's just me, but the different directions draw my eyes to different parts of it, and i'm torn on which i prefer.

Quoting Britney!:" I actually prefer them both put together, instead of individual. More interesting, IMO.  "

so do i   but i can't turn it in like that   (it's for school)

and if the mirror image/side by side is the best?

Quoting KNZ.:" so do i   but i can't turn it in like that   (it's for school) "

Ohhh gotcha. Darn! Then I say the first one.

Quoting Britney!:" Ohhh gotcha. Darn! Then I say the first one."

thankya  

I'd go with number two.

The second one bc w/ the light on the right, I'm more drawn to the light vs your model.
With the light on the left I see the model first and the light second.

Quoting KNZ.:"   maybe it's just me, but the different directions draw my eyes to different parts of it, and i'm torn on which i prefer. "

Okay....Thats actually what I was thinking when I was looking at the different ones but wasnt sure

Quoting i don't make vaginas.:" The second one bc w/ the light on the right, I'm more drawn to the light vs your model. With the light on the left I see the model first and the light second."

this was my thought too, her face is still too dark, but i'll fix that.


thanks all  

Quoting i don't make vaginas.:" The second one bc w/ the light on the right, I'm more drawn to the light vs your model. With the light on the left I see the model first and the light second."

I 100% agree with this!