Captain C: because I know you enjoy the Your Are Not A Photographer site as much as I do.... I saw this today and knew you would find it just as assuming as I did.

Annie_Girl Loc: It's none of your business

because I know you enjoy the Your Are Not A Photographer site as much as I do.... I saw this today and knew you would find it just as assuming as I did.

http://youarenotaphotographer.com/train-chaps

White vignette, train tracks ... the only thing it was missing was some selective color and it could have been the triple threat of Fauxtography. I think I might move this up in ranking just over blue baby you shared with me.

PaulG Loc: Western Australia

Jesus!!! and I opened that just before breakfast (might wait till lunch!).

tramsey Loc: Texas

This is a case where I wish the vignette had met in the middle. I wonder if she knows what she looks like?

magicray Loc: Tampa Bay, Florida

Annie_Girl wrote:

because I know you enjoy the Your Are Not A Photographer site as much as I do.... I saw this today and knew you would find it just as assuming as I did.

http://youarenotaphotographer.com/train-chaps

White vignette, train tracks ... the only thing it was missing was some selective color and it could have been the triple threat of Fauxtography. I think I might move this up in ranking just over blue baby you shared with me.

Annie....Is this a sample of your boudoir photography?

:oops:

Annie_Girl Loc: It's none of your business

magicray wrote:

Annie....Is this a sample of your boudoir photography?

:oops:

while some of my clients are this shape (poop I'm a curvy girl), I know how to pose my clients so they look their best. I would never pose a lady square to the camera like this, nor would I use railroad tracks. while she is not your typical looking model you see for boudior photography, her body type is not that unusual, and actually if I was to do a session with this same lady you would think she had dropped weight when she had not, just by using proper posing and lighting.

the white vignette would NEVER EVER appear in my editting, I don't use a vignette at all.

so no this is not a sample of my work, if it was I would not be able to set my rates as I have.

Tea8 Loc: Where the wind comes sweeping down the plain.

MY EYES!!! A little warning next time, lol. Other than those I just don't have the words...

Bruce with a Canon Loc: Islip

OH SWEET JESUS CALM MY HEART!!!!!!!!!!!
My eyes have just been assaulted in a most heinous fashion !

BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA

The upper left corner... The vignette hides it, but is that a locomotive approaching? Ah, well, it's too late now.

Annie_Girl Loc: It's none of your business

tramsey wrote:

This is a case where I wish the vignette had met in the middle. I wonder if she knows what she looks like?

This is NOT the models fault, the blame purely lies with the photographer. A different pose, different location and better lighting would have improved her "looks" then couple it with a photographer who knows how to do post processing correctly and not simply push run on some actions and you would be amazed how this lady's pictures could have looked.

BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA

Annie_Girl wrote:

This is NOT the models fault, the blame purely lies with the photographer. A different pose, different location and better lighting would have improved her "looks" then couple it with a photographer who knows how to do post processing correctly and not simply push run on some actions and you would be amazed how this lady's pictures could have looked.

Even after she's been hit by a train?

Annie_Girl Loc: It's none of your business

Mogul wrote:

Even after she's been hit by a train?

I'm sure there are some that are that good with photoshop, I sadly am not. I can make her thinner,but I can not put her back together. :)

Harvey Loc: Pioneer, CA

Fortunately the photographer parked their Harley out of the background.

BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA

Harvey wrote:

Fortunately the photographer parked their Harley out of the background.

Before the curve, between the tracks. The exploding gas tank caused the flash that looks like vignetting.

wilsondl2 Loc: Lincoln, Nebraska

I think the "model" and "photographer" knew exactly what they were doing. They must have taken lessons. There is no way you could make this type of photographic statement without planing it. To each his or her own. - Dave

Pepper Loc: Planet Earth Country USA

Is it wrong that I just started laughing??? I felt really bad if that counts but I kept laughing anyway.