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Aug 19, 2016 02:32:40 #
Aug 19, 2016 05:46:36 #
Robeng wrote:
A black & white I like
What's not to like.....and she looks tall too, I like that !
Aug 19, 2016 06:32:20 #
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Aug 20, 2016 08:35:48 #
Yes, yes, OK, spectacular woman, I even excuse the bruised knee... but I am getting ready to paint a bedroom and you show me that god awful dry wall/base board area.... Ouch clone it out!!! Better yet, crop at the belie button.
Aug 20, 2016 09:13:22 #
dpullum wrote:
Yes, yes, OK, spectacular woman, I even excuse the bruised knee... but I am getting ready to paint a bedroom and you show me that god awful dry wall/base board area.... Ouch clone it out!!! Better yet, crop at the belie button.
I agree with your comments about the background. Sometimes a trashy alley way or broken down building create the right mood -- or contrast -- for the subject and the message, but not this time. I also found the "stepping out" a bit distracting; I had to look really closely to see that she is standing with one foot in front of the other and that she did not have a malformed left foot with three large tyrannosaurus toes. And if I crop at the belly button there is little left for me to appreciate; nice woman with nice natural breasts for sure, but the resulting image is then just too plain. A clean background and a bit of attention to the position/lighting on the feet and shoes would do it for me.
Aug 20, 2016 13:09:29 #
Aug 20, 2016 17:09:48 #
Robeng wrote:
A black & white I like
Great image!!! very lovely young lady!!!
great lighting. I too have a problem with the background.
Maybe more dramatic lighting highlighting her from just above her knees up would help with this.
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Aug 20, 2016 19:36:01 #
Lovely work. And I'm fascinated by the shadow patterns. How many lights at work?
Aug 20, 2016 21:27:29 #
Robeng
Loc: California
davefales wrote:
Lovely work. And I'm fascinated by the shadow patterns. How many lights at work?
All natural light coming from ceiling window.
Aug 20, 2016 23:53:29 #
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