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Your picture has removed just a LITTLE of the dislike I have for the digital processes. I am beginning to see it's potential, not to replace traditional photography, but as a separate medium. You might consider learning to draw and paint if you do not do so already. The freedoms, compared to photography, are considerable.
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Love the pose. Lighting is lovely too.

 

 

Looks to much like a painting in my opinion though. I'm not real big on heavy post processing to achieve painting affects. But if you were going for painting I guess you nailed it, so nice job if that is the case.

 

Michael

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Nice picture. The only thing that bothers me are those white threads going out of her hand. They don't look real to me, naturally wound. Otherwise it's very good.
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One of the best photos I have seen here. The mood, the way she is looking up, everything goes together nicely.
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A day dreaming! The girl holds a love letter on a rope, just like a balloons. Maybe the thoughts are like a balloons. They come and gone.

The tones of the skin merges into the wallpaper very gradually. Although the landscape is far away, it looks like she is coming out of it, almost like a ghost. She is a memory, a modern allegory of a memory.

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I have mixed feelings regarding the post-process, but really like the pose and lighting for the young woman. First rate & beautiful! -g-
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Very appealing depiction of innocence. It hearks back to pictorialism in its subject and

treatment, and blends subtle, modern lighting with skillful postprocessing. Although it is not

my style of work, it is exceptionally well done and is worthy of the attention it is getting.

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