Millie: Right, now let's take a look at your swimwear photograph.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/146052806@N07/31914498502/in/album-72157678557151916/ Barbara: I love this photo, you have masterfully captured the balance between elegance and sexiness. The way your posed and your bikini choice makes you look slender and elegant, but your pose is very sexy and alluring, I could definitely see this for a swimwear ad. My critiques for you don't have to do with your modeling or posing, but I have an issue with the black and white photo as I can't really tell you're on a beach. It would have been nice to know you were actually on the beach, because right now I'm just guessing. I appreciate the risk of a black and white shot, but you have to be very careful when you choose to do one as I think it hindered this photo slightly. Nonetheless, a great shot.
Kallie: Okay, I understand. I know it's the finale, but I didn't want that to stop me from taking risks, you know?
Barbara: Understood.
Lindsay: For me, your bikini picture is absolutely gorgeous. I think you are flawless as usual, and that alone can easily make me forget about your upcoming terrible runway shoot. Nonetheless, you performed quite solidly throughout the entire competition and I think you do deserve to be in the top two. But is your dedication just enough for you to become Tengaged's next top model?
Millie: This is where you really redeemed yourself in my eyes though, and this is the kind of girl I wanted to see in your Vogue cover. You look young, sexy and free here and you are showing off all that your body has to offer. Like Alexandria, I love the head-thrown-back pose, and combined with your wet hair really creates this erotic look, whilst still keeping that fashion edge to it to not make it sleazy - almost like a high fashion Sports illustrated spread. Unfortunately, in terms of selling the outfit, I don't think you found your light properly which means that the swimsuit sits almost entirely in the shade; and although the black and white filter looks good on the shot, I think it makes it even harder to see the outfit as now the color can't allow it to be seen. I still love the photo as a whole regardless.
Kallie: Wow thanks so much you guys!
Millie: And lastly we'll take a look at your runway shot.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/146052806@N07/32023806036/in/album-72157678557151916/ Lindsay: Your end of runway though is quite bad, the quality is down right terrible, and I don't think quality should even be an issue THIS far in the competition. You could have found so many different pictures but you chose one with a girl that looks like Iggy Azalea.
*Barbara bursts out laughing*
Barbara: According to what Millie sent me, the directions were for you to take a shot in MID-walk, not when you reach the end and pose. Your failure to follow directions in this photo and playing it safe in photo #1 is weighing heavily on my mind, and I am questioning if you have what it takes to follow rules in a professional environment. Contrary to Alexandria, however, I love the arch in your back and the dress, but I would have preferred if you were giving me more face, as it falls flat compared to the rest of the photo.
Millie: I'm going to have to agree with.... Lindsay on this one.
Kallie: Oh.
Millie: Once again, I'd like to apologize in case I wasn't clear enough in explaining what was acceptable for this challenge as I think you may have unintentionally screwed yourself over, as I think you can do far better than this. I love a lady in red, and the end pose that you are creating is nice, but the photograph as a whole just looks very amateur, and almost like a still from a YouTube video rather than a professionally taking photograph. The shot was taken way too far away from you, so far that I can't properly admire your face or the dress, which is ultimately what this shoot was all about. I'm sure you look great, but I just can't see it due t