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Jan 8, 2024 11:00:59   #
thank you - been away for a while - hope to get back in 2024
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Jan 7, 2024 10:51:10   #
not offended . . enjoy all venues . . that said . . not very creative or artistic . .
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Feb 4, 2022 10:49:19   #
yes very cool - and nice color pop with sky . .
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Jan 28, 2022 20:59:48   #
she rocks - Nikon D70s - one of my all time favorite people - model / friend


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Jan 28, 2022 18:18:12   #
WirtzWorld wrote:
Sorry, but the shadow on the Indian girl looks like a flash shadow. It’s not if you say it’s not.


not flash
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Jan 28, 2022 11:05:10   #
Timmers wrote:
Perhaps, a certain truth is here stated, yet one is reminded, "Careful with that ax Eugene!"


no flash here . . these models were young & sophomoric at the time image taken
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Jan 28, 2022 11:03:30   #
Timmers wrote:
There is a post with regards to photographing more than one model,
https://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-726705-1.html
in this case two women, like the link to multiple models.

The image works most assuredly and is due to the fact that both Violetta Storms and Kerri not only know one another but are vary close friends, having known one another for years, and having worked togeather may times. This is the critical dynamic when working with multiple models in a shoot. Of course mullicbill knows this and has used it to his advantage in making this image of the girls.

It is hard enough to get that all important dynamic from any model, to get it from two women in the same frame is even more difficult. What strikes a cord in myself as a viewer is that these two women are both comfortable with each other, but more to the point, that there is a 'chemistry' with the artist making the image as well.

I will push this idea further, any good to great nude photography is a kin to portrait photography in many ways, perhaps even more so than in that of portrait photography. Both portrait and nude images needs a strong chemistry between the sitter and the artist creating the image.

Often this seems to be assumed or lost with viewers observations. In fact it is more crucial than the many obvious issues of lighting, composition and the many variables that are often covered in comments. The truly good to great works find that certain spark in just this difficult and some what ephemeral quality.

In the final analysis, having been privy to a long number of posted images by this person mullicbill, he has a good track record of producing that consistency of 'keepers' with what he has been posting. I for one will continue to look forward to his posts knowing that his work is that of a rather accomplished producer of fine works.
There is a post with regards to photographing more... (show quote)


appreciate the positive feedback . . will be posting more
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Jan 26, 2022 09:10:56   #
Rich2236 wrote:
Very nicely done, mullicabill, with one exception. The loin-cloth that the "Indian" is wearing is a distraction. But otherwise, beautiful cropping, and great lighting.


yes, and also the feather - agree
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Jan 25, 2022 22:03:22   #
Violetta & Kerri @ Fox Hollow in PA


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Jan 20, 2022 21:39:59   #
Kerri in recline - she loves those high rise funky shoes - Nikon D100 f/2.0 1/160 sec


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Jan 19, 2022 09:18:10   #
interesting take on Holly
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Jan 18, 2022 21:05:26   #
JohnFrim wrote:
I am surprised that you were able to lift/separate the foreground from the background, including the wisps of hair. I have never tried this effect. Was it easy?


takes some practice - don't even go near the hair - duplicate the layer in PS - blur the entire duplicate image - create a mask . . invert the mask and then selectively paint in the blur where you want it . .
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Jan 18, 2022 19:45:17   #
mjc925 wrote:
Nice lighting and interesting processing. Worked with Tiana many years ago, if this is a recent shot, glad she is still modeling.


not recent - 2007 or thereabouts
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Jan 18, 2022 17:23:50   #
pego101 wrote:
I hate it when puzzles have a missing piece


interesting concept
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Jan 18, 2022 17:21:43   #
John Hicks wrote:
Brilliant photograph beautiful model


thanks John - much respect
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