Equinox

Comments are welcome.

A true masterpiece, for me! You have a good taste, really!...BRAVA!!!...Ciaomau!

Hope you do not take offence at this comment. I see a beautiful model in a wonderful pose. Then the picture is ruined by the worst possible background. Also the ball should be solid and unobtrusive This picture should be a double 7.

the model makes this one a stunner.

I really like your use of direct lighting on the background. My compliments to both you and Elizabeth on another excellent photo.

Wow! I love it. Very artistic & a lovely model.

Another beautiful image Linda, and I love the model too!

 

Best,

 

Michael

fabulous body !

The model is lovely and striking, the background is apt, and both are well-lit. However, I find that the fact that the bands of direct sunlight on the background do not reach the model (or the ball she is holding, even though they appear behind it) leads to the distracting impression that the foreground and background are two separate shots. To be clear, I'm not in the least bothered by whether they are, in fact, separate shots; it's that it feels like a composited shot that I think detracts from its impact. Even before you figure out the cause, it doesn't quite ring true.

I think its a great shot. I love the background and the fact that the redish stone picks up on her redish hair color. I also love the streaks of light and the fact that they stop at the model and go through the ball - a great set of leading lines. My only criticism is the apparent scratch along her right thigh - maybe that could be cleaned up in Photoshop.

 

Chris

...bravo

Very nice