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Whitney
Whitney
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Photograph Information Photographer's Comments
Challenge: Duotones (Classic Editing)
Camera: Fujifilm FinePix S602Z
Location: Arkansas
Date: May 21, 2003
Galleries: Portraiture, Black and White
Date Uploaded: May 22, 2003

Whitney is my daughter who I love to photograph.

Statistics
Place: 29 out of 147
Avg (all users): 6.3223
Avg (commenters): 7.8125
Avg (participants): 6.4023
Avg (non-participants): 6.1176
Views since voting: 1973
Votes: 121
Comments: 21
Favorites: 8 (view)


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02/12/2005 08:00:58 AM
I love this portrait. The pose and the soft focus effect really work well. The darker eyes really pull my own eyes in.
Nice choice for B&W too.
06/03/2003 06:24:45 AM
Thanks Bob, I liked it to, could of been abit more sharp I guess, but I liked the soft look of it. Glad to of been in 29th place with it though, better than my others, lol.

Originally posted by RLS:

Denise,

A wonderful photograph. I see nothing wrong with it. This was my favorite of the week.

Bob
06/01/2003 08:07:52 PM
Denise,

A wonderful photograph. I see nothing wrong with it. This was my favorite of the week.

Bob
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 Comments Made During the Challenge
06/01/2003 03:26:49 AM
Lovely portrait. It could have been a bit sharper on her eyes though. Excellent composition lighting. 8.
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05/31/2003 06:54:37 PM
Brightest highlights slightly blown-out, but that's beautiful lighting overall. I'd like to see a version using a "print-type" duotone using black and a light peachy color
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05/31/2003 03:07:29 PM
At first I was disturbed by the focus on the rim of the hat, rather than the eyes.. however on further contemplation I do like the effect. It almost serves to draw attention to her face and hair. Good job! 9
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05/29/2003 07:12:06 PM
This would be an absolutely lovely portrait if it weren't for the focus. It is absolutely critical IMO for the eyes in a portrait to be sharp and unfortunately they are not. The auto focus was probably tricked into focusing on the hat.
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05/29/2003 11:17:57 AM
Whitney is a real looker! Very photogenic, you have done wonders here - 9.
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05/27/2003 05:13:12 PM
very lovley portrate...prefect
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05/27/2003 04:40:38 PM
beautiful model..you probably wanted the softness, but I would have preferred if the focus was on her more than the hat(maybe a closer crop). Whites are a little blown out, and you could use a little more dark tones.
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05/27/2003 02:55:22 PM
nice soft portrait
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05/27/2003 07:06:37 AM
A superb pose and composition. I think the skin tones are quite a bit flat and somewhat washed out. Her skin looks so perfect, but the exposure didn't capture it as it could have. Nice job. 8
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05/27/2003 04:26:45 AM
A nice portrait photo that is well suited to B&W. Very pretty model. I like the lighting and the way it catches the hair.
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05/27/2003 12:52:36 AM
This is a really nice portrait of this person. I like that it's not just a big posed "say cheese" picture but a very nice, natural poignant pic. Its just a little soft and I don't like the way "soft" comes across in this photo. It almost looks like the brim of the hat is the focal point. Very nicely done regardless.
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05/26/2003 09:06:24 PM
she is stunning!! I really like the lighting, very well done. the hat seems to have great detail, but the face is a touch soft. confuses the eye a bit, but the soft focus/diffusion works well
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05/26/2003 08:51:00 PM
I like the way you used the technique to enhance the soft focus. Maintained great detail in the hat. Only slight negative is that the compostiion is a too centered horizontally.
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05/26/2003 06:51:51 PM
wonderful picture, normally you would want the eyes in focus, but the hat in focus adds creativity, depth, and something else i like but can't descibe. the soft focus on the skin and hair works well. The soft lighting adds to the overall presentation of the subject. 10
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05/26/2003 01:42:00 PM
what a wonderull portrait. You really brought out the softness of her face. Gorgeous girl, too. A perfect 10. Good luck. Jacko.
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05/26/2003 08:06:26 AM
The focus in the picture is on the weave of the hat, not Whitney's face -- did you intend that? If so, that's a really interesting perspective. If not, hmmmm . . . .
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05/26/2003 06:26:38 AM
Pretty lady...very pretty. Bothers me the hat is so sharp (focus) and the face and hair are so soft....???
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05/25/2003 08:47:26 PM
Need to see more of the eyes. Focus appears to be stronger on the hat than on the face.
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