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Jiri.... very beautiful shot.... very good lighting and an excellent model... regards, Rajeev

well done

Beautiful picture. Gorgeous model. Just a bit cooler on the back-drop light, and possibly add an overhead, snooted hair light. On blondes, the hair light is a tuff call, and especially if capturing a model in motion, (moving off the spot).

The model is posed well. The picture has an overall "peek-a-boo" effect, from head, to toe. The hair covering one eye, the dress, all so short, and the open-toed shoe's that match the back-drop, without detracting from her legs. The position of the back-drop light seems to adhere to the "rule of thirds", bringing the viewers eye upward, towards the key-light side of the model. I complement you on a very talented example of what we should all hope to achieve in our own images!

Hi Jiri,

great portrait, very cute and beautiful.

Altough admirative, to be 7/7 I would make some comments on the light.

The heave light on the background could be dimmed, because it takes a little to much importance in the composition, and on the skin I would prefer lesser black tones, especialy the shadows on the face. for personal taste I would prefer overall fewer red color.

I hope you don't mind my comment, not ment as critique, just as a personal opinion.

piet

original cute pose with a super beautiful model, everything is just perfect. The elves know quality when they see it, thats why it is in the gallery today! Warm regards Jiri.

just a small suggestion, and it is a matter of personal taste, but i would blur the bumbs in the background paper, on the right of the model. i find them a bit distracting.

Wow!  This image has been viewed over 10,000 times---probably a lot of repeat viewers, and for good reason.  Her legs and expression and pose are great---feminine appeal and impact don't get much better than this.  The hot spot on the background is her flying saucer and she has all males in her attraction beam and wanting to know if you want to join her in lift-off!  Alas, I am happily married--and I do love earth.  On earth the background light can be handled more subtly.  I am uploading a version of your image for your consideration which tames the background light, blurs the wrinkles in the paper, and attempts to get some separation from the highlight on her right arm and the background tone.  My version is more like a senior portrait.  I like your original, also, because it is out of this world!