cjay

Aw don't give up, just make sure they come out stunning, make sure you use great photographers who know what they're doing

From the looks of your latest set here's some advice: it looks like you did use a proper photographer but it doesn't seem like they did any editing work to them, the lighting is there but it was inconsistent, it's very important to keep the lighting and therefore skin tone as well consistent throughout the set. This could have easily been fixed in editing though. Other than that the photographer needs to really move around you alot more and take from far more different angles than he did, it's generally not good to have more than two pictures in a row of you from the same angle where you are almost in the same pose just doing like one thing different. And you should also move around alot more as well and do a lot of different poses. It's usual to shoot about 800 pics and then to narrow down to the set so shoot a lot more! Hope that helps.