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08/27/2004 11:13:54 AM |
Nice angle and good lighting but the bedhead seems to detract a little. |
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08/26/2004 10:26:11 PM |
Nicely done and you have achieved a nude image with taste
Am I allowed to say you have a nice body? well I have said it.
Nice work 7 |
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08/26/2004 12:07:12 AM |
The colour and lighting work well. This image has a mellow sort of tone. The composition seems to lack a strong focal point. The image does look a bit "chopped off" on the right hand side. The tone and light are beautiful though. |
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08/25/2004 08:05:57 AM |
Should have turned off the light on the left. The natural lighting from the right is much more effective and was enough to give you great shadows. |
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08/24/2004 06:38:54 PM |
Probably a better photo than the title would indicate. |
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08/24/2004 10:10:18 AM |
Good pose, but maybe better in B&W? As is, there are too many clashing tan/brown/orange shades. |
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08/24/2004 07:09:46 AM |
I'm assuming this is a self-portrait, so well done for giving it a go. However, I think the end result here is a bit too snapshot for my taste. The inclusion of all of the headboard and a good amount of the bed gives a bit too much of a 'mundane' feel, and the composition of the bed in the shot feels a bit unimaginative. You exploit the top-left to bottom-right diagonal well, and with a stronger background and better lighting, this would have been a good part of the composition. The light looks like daylight through a single window, and I don't think that works too well here. I would have tried this shot with some lamps at night with some long exposures to play with the resulting shadows. |
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08/24/2004 03:44:10 AM |
Really like the coloring and lighting here - also like the added grain even though it's been added to a color photograph which is a bit odd.
i think we need to see the head to make it a really good image with impact. As it is it's just a bed and body.. |
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08/23/2004 10:40:23 PM |
Cool use of fore shortening. |
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08/23/2004 06:42:37 PM |
Good attempt, wish I had the guts to take a picture in the same vein. 7 |
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08/23/2004 01:53:20 PM |
Kind of an odd pose and point of view. This view doesn't really create much interest (for me) in terms of drama and form. My feeling is that it should have been cropped to eliminate the area of neck and hairy chin which is kind of just cut off at the frame for no real reason. |
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08/23/2004 12:56:49 PM |
The composition needs something more.
first thing that pops into mind is to add a girl giveing you a massage.
would also put a bed sheet over the "wood in the bed" (dont know the right word for it) |
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08/23/2004 10:44:33 AM |
quite an attractive subject, good choice on the diagonal placement--and nice lighting, as well. although i do like the subtle tones in this, i think i might like to see it in B&W, to highlight your lighting...almost more of a study in lines and form. |
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08/23/2004 01:57:11 AM |
Love the colour tones here, and the angle makes it especially interesting. Great shot. |
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