CRITIQUES
1. Bridgette! Wow, I feel like I could see this on the front of a catalogue selling this scarf. I'm impressed that you've taken the initiative to wrap the scarf around your head, it's thinking outside the box and has really made the shot as well as setting you apart from the rest of the girls. I also like that your hands have framed the scarf, highlighting it. You've fit the brief perfectly and this turned out to be a really amazing shot.
2. Katie. I love the intensity of this shot, you've committed 100%. The pose is so unique compared to the other girls, my one criticism would be that the hunched should doesn't necessarily work for me when you're not only selling just the scarf but the clothes too, that's if I have to nitpick though.
3. Izzy. I think you've finally found the balance between an action shot while still being modelesque. There's strength in your pose and your face, it's very powerful. I do think the scarf does blend in with your hair a bit, which is a worry when that's the product you're selling, but overall I love this shot.
4. Lindsay. Your look so angelic in this picture, this week I'm glad you've listened to the brief and I think you're doing a pretty good job selling the product. Your legs look amazing, your face is stunning, my one critique would that's it's quite a safe shot and perhaps without the cape it wouldn't have landed as well. But it has, so good job.
5. Heather. This picture is effortless, your body looks great and your eyes are electric. If I had to give any criticism it would that your body positioning is quite basic, but your face makes up for that.
6. Eva. I think you look gorgeous here, and very soft and angelic. However in comparison to the other girls, this is probably the most basic as far as poses go. I do think you've done a good job of highlighting the scarf though, which ultimately was the challenge.
7. Courtney. I respect that you like to take risks, but this time I don't think it's entirely paid off. I think your pose is simple but it works, you look very sultry - but there's no interaction between you and the scarf which means our eyes aren't going to be drawn towards it, which is a problem when the aim of the shot was to sell the product.
ELIMINATED: Izzy. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police catch up with Izzy and corner her at elimination, she however escapes fighting them off. The judges decides to gives both Eva and Courtney another chance, as they liked both the girls photos, and officially eject Izzy from the competition.