General photography-boudoir
Mar 21, 2014 12:32:05 #
Thank you.
Feel free to comment.
In the year or so I'v been here I can see a marked improvement in my photography.
That's not from pointing out the good I need more input on whats wrong with the photos if any in a 2D fashion
(just one side) because 3D gimmicks do not hide mediocre photography. :hunf:
Via the forum have met many interesting people and seen things i'v never seen before and may not have otherwise. I have the files tell me whats wrong and I can fix it. :wink: Maybe, :x but I wan't to try.
Feel free to comment.
In the year or so I'v been here I can see a marked improvement in my photography.
That's not from pointing out the good I need more input on whats wrong with the photos if any in a 2D fashion
(just one side) because 3D gimmicks do not hide mediocre photography. :hunf:
Via the forum have met many interesting people and seen things i'v never seen before and may not have otherwise. I have the files tell me whats wrong and I can fix it. :wink: Maybe, :x but I wan't to try.
Mar 21, 2014 12:42:54 #
It is a very interesting image, it is really good, erotic in some ways, very well done.
Mar 21, 2014 12:45:41 #
Pictxterowner 3 D sbs wrote:
Thank you.
Feel free to comment.
:x but I wan't to try a few things see what kinda feed back I get.
Feel free to comment.
:x but I wan't to try a few things see what kinda feed back I get.
Mar 21, 2014 12:48:29 #
ebbote wrote:
It is a very interesting image, it is really good, erotic in some ways, very well done.
Thank you I always do try to present my models to the best I can so not to interfere with any future they have in "Professional modeling".
Mar 22, 2014 13:44:25 #
Very nice!!! I used to do these types of photos in my film days....you can make a career out of nice, erotic photos (not porn)!!
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Mar 22, 2014 13:47:34 #
Excellent,i still can't see the 3d effect,my old eyes, but I love the first one.
Mar 22, 2014 14:42:58 #
Two things bother me about your shots; The rod emerging from the left side of the photo distracts from the model also, it appears as though something is coming out of the top of her head and the chair in the background could be cloned out. Having said that, I find your use of back lighting very good.
Mar 22, 2014 15:21:36 #
DickC wrote:
Very nice!!! I used to do these types of photos in my film days....you can make a career out of nice, erotic photos (not porn)!!
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Thank you for the wonderful comment.
Mar 22, 2014 15:28:35 #
angler wrote:
Excellent,i still can't see the 3d effect,my old eyes, but I love the first one.
I think maybe I might start posting more of my best photography.
I guess I thought people would over react.
Thanks Angler.
I'm am most proud of the fact no 3D glasses or equipment is needed and it can be viewed by you in 2D. :-)
Mar 22, 2014 15:44:52 #
Snappin053 wrote:
Two things bother me about your shots; The rod emerging from the left side of the photo distracts from the model also, it appears as though something is coming out of the top of her head and the chair in the background could be cloned out. Having said that, I find your use of back lighting very good.
Rod,,? maybe the cord to the AC I took it out. But this photo will explain the thing coming out of the top of her head.
This positive feed back from this topic is the insensitive I need to create a more fitting set and maybe invest in some backdrops, as I am not in the photography business.
We use the photos to make our own slideshow music videos. Some we have shared with the public.
Thanks
~Pix~
Mar 22, 2014 16:21:49 #
Pictxterowner 3 D sbs wrote:
Thank you for the wonderful comment.
Good luck to you in this venue, being creative with your subject is the clue to this style. My ex-wife had a really nice body and we took lots of photos like yours...using wigs and backdrops made it in-expensive, finally got into a few magazines, etc. Local artists models are usually willing to work with you, give it a go, hard to go broke doing this kind of work!! :-)
Mar 22, 2014 21:17:30 #
Snappin053 wrote:
Two things bother me about your shots; The rod emerging from the left side of the photo distracts from the model also, it appears as though something is coming out of the top of her head and the chair in the background could be cloned out. Having said that, I find your use of back lighting very good.
I did as you suggested,,,I think?
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