nude On a Paris Eve

Your comments are always welcome and Thank You for viewing my work.

nice composition & tone.....beautiful

nice composition, yhe lighting I find a little harsh. but certainly reminiscent of the 20's.

Beautiful tones, very nice work.

Harsh lighting was part of 20's photography, though probably not by design but limitations. This is a wonderful modern representation of that era. My only nitpick is I think there may be just a little too much blur on her right shoulder and arm. The sharpness of her garment below draws away from the reality of the effect in my opinion.

Beautiful!!!!! Great job Benjamin. Thanks for sharing, cheers, Erik.

Superbe travail.Bravo Benjamin.La photo que j'aurais aim頦aire.

I love the colors, and the models drawn back hair. Very very nice.

 

Pure art, pose, colors and model , excellent , felicidades // Spenaloza

Just lovely. Well done.

Ignore the nitpickers, this is a great photograph.

Stunningly beautiful image - great work!

Quite Lovely! The skin and especialy the face are remanisant of early Hollywood soft focus glamor shots...

She is very surreal looking. I feel strongly the blurred right shoulder robs the image. Did you create the blur on her shoulder on purpose? She other wise looks amazing.

A Sincere Thank You Everyone!!, for your comments. I am pleased that this image (On a Paris Eve) was overall a success for me and that many other photographers enjoyed viewing her. I am striving to create images that resonate with my photo.net worldwide audience.

Because of so much talent on this site it is a real challenge to even get noticed.

The two comments regarding the soft focus on Jade?s right arm confirms my thoughts as well. I had considered sharpening this area. I should have gone with my instincts. Now my big challenge is to at least try and equal this image with another. Again Thank You? all for taking your time to respond to (On a Paris Eve).

I as well find the talent on this site to be a little daunting at times. The constructive critiques I have received certainly reflect the quality of photographers here. The results are certainly worth the callenge in my opinion. Best regards,

 

Jim

it's real good. all good. but why again?

Hi Edgar, that is a good and fair question.

 

My intent in relisting was to try and rejuvenate interest in my portfolio. Last June I nearly deleted everything from my portfolio down from over 100 images to just a few. Six months later I began listing new images and soon realize I wasnt capturing very many viewers. This was when I first considered putting Eve back on and having her critiqued again. Was I taking a risk and would On a Paris Eve again be popular or was the past success just a fluke?

Well, I can?t express how surprised I was to find out she was doing better than before and my real gain, and what I was hoping for, was the number of hits coming in across the board with my other portfolio images. In other words Eve had enough appeal to create a desire with viewers to open my portfolio and peruse my other images.

In the future I will strive to create images that can equal or exceed EVE or, at least, that is my hope. That will be a real challenge and is also part of the enjoyment of photography i.e. the growing/improving as an artist through photography as my tool.

I perused you portfolio as well and I find that you are diffently an artist.

You have a quite a unique style, quite dreamy and imaginative. I hope that you keep posting. Sincerely, Ben

....this is wonderful and now one of my faves! Well done. Cheers, Don.