Passion

Please give me any comments on this photo. I have modified the colors

a little bit in photoshop but it is basically as it was shot on film.

I used a Diana plastic camera with this image using color print film.

Amazing photo. I can't believe how much it resembles a painting or sculpture. Great lighting. Well done

I think the boston museum of fine arts must be missing one of its 17th century paintings. This is wonderfully conceived and executed. Well done.

Dan

I do like the image. It has a lovely mood about it.

 

I note that it was taken over 7 years ago. The 7 years is significant but I won't say why.

very nice composition and expression, Regards, Ruben

How beautiful! The colours, the whole image, I'm looking for words...

Hi Doug, this photo reminds me sculpture from "the devil's advocate". simply beautiful, simply amazing. i love everything about it. best regards. grego

Great work Doug! Excellent light and pose. Soft finish works well here too!

beauty, congratulations

Beautiful image and very thought provoking. It seems to be full of mythological allusions. perfect execution.

This photo, especially with the slightly yellowed toning imediately suggests classical paintings. As someone mentioned mythological themes are implied. The styling is very natural and so well executed that it evokes a painting without having any sort of digital filtering to intensional imply such an intent. If and when I take nudes, this is is something to aspire to, and I cannot think of much of a better compliment for a photo. (I think that at this point in my career/experience I would be to timid to suggest the idea to models.)

I said that the photo was "timely" not to suggest that it looks old, but rather because yesterday I went to the Peter O'Toole film "Venus," at the Avon Cinema in Providence, RI.

You've managed to capture Italian renaissance in a photo. I'm impressed! Reminds me of Bouguereau:

 

 

http://www.artchive.com/artchive/b/bouguereau/bouguereau_venus.jpg

 

One thing tho, the figure at the left seems a bit more rigid and less *part of the air* than the others.

Great Work!