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by Pedro

Comment:
I'm not sure if I'm crazy about the expression on her face, but WOW what a body! Seriously toned without being body-builder ripped. Awesome!

Day-10
by idnic

Comment:
Between yourself and your daughters, you have an endless supply of photo ops with beautiful models. This rocks! I'm not sure I like the crop on top, but who's to complain about a picture like this. :o)

Sharon
by Eduard

Comment:
With only a few shots in your portfolio, you are clearly showing an immense talent with portraits. This is excellent. I'm not an expert (yet) with portraits, but I can't think of a single criticism or suggestion for this. Of course, it doesn't hurt to have a stunning model. :o)

rio.jpg
by scarbrd

Comment:
Nicely done. The woman a) looks amazing, and b) gives a nice size perspective to the rest of the picture. The overall color is slightly flat, but it's still a good shot.

my girl in mykonos
by boysetsfire

Comment:
Great picture. I like the way you used the frame of the building as a frame for your shot, and the colors are outstanding. And from what I can see, your "girl" (girlfriend? wife?) could definitely make a great model for your portfolio. Well done!

CRW_9037
by Nusbaum

Comment:
I LOVE this one--best of the bunch. Like CalliopeKel said--timeless, classic, and classy. I couldn't put it any better.

CRW_5131
by Nusbaum

Comment:
Wow, this is a great shot. The only difference I can see that may have made it slightly better would be if she had pulled a little bit of the hair away from her face (around her eye, specifically). Nothing wrong with the way it is--just my taste. Aside from that, excellent!

little devil
by vesna

Comment:
That is so rude--I love it! :o)

Oh man!
by Gabedd

Comment:
Good capture! However, a run through noise reducing software wouldn't hurt. Also, there isn't a clear point of focus. Perhaps focusing on the child would have made the image a little stronger. 6.

surfer4
by IndigoButterfly

Comment:
I like this--well done. A couple small suggestions--clone or crop out whatever that is in the lower right (I'm guess the railing, since this was taken from a pier). Also, maybe play with levels and/or color in PS a bit to make the image "pop" a little more. The subject is great, but the lighting is a little flat. Again, minor suggestions, and only my $.02.