paul_ashton 0 Posted April 12, 2001 Amy, this is really getting most embarassing. All that you are able to do with a Coolpix 950 and the 10 seconds it takes to get into position! I think this may be your best effort to date. The contrasts of light and dark are very effective. I really believe that your contributions to photo.net are not only to a high standard but they push the envelope in consistency of effort and results. Keep pushing! Link to comment
vahid naziri 0 Posted June 19, 2001 This is a great shot. It has all the right elements; composition, contrast, and subject. Link to comment
acrummey 0 Posted August 14, 2001 I have seen this combination of pose and lighting before but you do it so well, I think your model is underpaid (it still amazes me that these are self portraits). Good work. Link to comment
ole_kristian_bjerkeli 0 Posted September 29, 2001 I'm impressed. You are on both sides of the camera and you excells in skill, beauty and creativity. Great work, thank you for sharing your work with us. Link to comment
alan_hancock1 0 Posted October 23, 2001 I like this series. The single spot is an effective tool which adds drama and also partially clothes the model in shadow. The only thing I would do differently with this photo is to darken the floor a bit. Link to comment
armin_seeholzer 0 Posted January 9, 2002 Hi Amy Wonderfull woman in very nice posing only the light could be a bit better, but I know its very tricky in selfshooting. Link to comment
cb1 0 Posted April 1, 2002 To harp on the lighting misses the fact that the pose and beauty of the individual make this a fantastic photo. I appreciate the exposure and wish I could duplicate such studio work. Thanks for the incredible work and sharing it in such a fashion where we can all get better from it. Link to comment
wcroninger 0 Posted May 8, 2002 Amy, great image..lighting, exposure and pose. You certainly set the bar for many of us who want to create powerful nudes. Best of luck and looking forward to seeing more of your work. Link to comment
f_art 0 Posted July 21, 2002 Amy, do you want any assistants? Like someone to hold that light? Dang, I'll work for scraps. . . . Link to comment
bruce_jones3 0 Posted December 22, 2002 Speaking as an artist/photographer who has tried the camera self-portrait route and know it's challenges, you seem to excell at the kind of frustrating effort it is. And with a spot light to boot! It is hard to pre-judge exactly the right pose, angle, light placement, etc, all in one's head while trying for position in the few allotted seconds. I found some ways around this with other equipment but it's no less a challenge. Congratulations on an outstanding outcome. You should have no trouble selling this kind of quality, especially with such an attractive model. Link to comment
wayne_young1 0 Posted January 23, 2003 I have looked through all your folders, and your work is consistently exceptional. The self portraits are something else though!! I don't know how you do it. It's bad enough trying to position a model and get the lighting right when you can *SEE* them in front of you, let alone to do that in your head and then position yourself exactly right! Please tell me that for each image we see, there is a whole roll of duds ;-) And you are damn lucky to have such a beautiful model permanently at your disposal any time you feel like taking some pictures. Keep up the good woek! Link to comment
warren_taylor 0 Posted March 4, 2003 I love the lighting. It is great how you can get into postion in such a hurry and have a wonderful image to show for all your hard work. You are a beautiful model and great photographer. Link to comment
jeffrey_langlois 0 Posted March 22, 2003 there isn't much I can say, simply breathtaking. As a photographer I am ashamed to be distracted by your beauty over the excellence of this photograph. Link to comment
harishon 0 Posted September 4, 2003 This whole folder is very original. The composition of all photos is just incredible. It's hard for many of us to achieve that while we behind camera, you managed to do that while being in front! If you could share your technic of self portraite with us-that would be great! Of course, very few of us would look as stunning in front of camera as you. Link to comment
casey252 0 Posted March 23, 2004 All your shots are well thought out and project great energy. I like this one the best because I love the way you've sculpted your figure with the light. Link to comment
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