She Sees Something that We Don't...

I like the technique you have used here. It adds to the look of her absence. Soft and dreamy.

Lovely potrait. Soft,wistful and charming.

Good artistic portrat. Lovely model, good subdued colors. Well done.

 

I would have taken a bit easy on the blur, especially the hair, but that is entirely my preference.

 

 

Vlad: nice style, you perfectly show mood and an expression. The sensation of painting. Very well done.

I think John's adjective ways it best -- "wistful." The blurring is a bit extreme, but it does fit the mood.

great work!

beautiful portrait.

the blur could be done more irregular and i would suggest to darken more the picture on the right.

Thanks everyone for your nice comments.

 

Dmitry and Robert, yes, I see that I added a little bit too much blur. Robert, thanks for interesting suggestion. Will try. Maybe also try to make all background black.

I like this portrait.

Very soft and dreamy. A nice potrait. Good work

Vlad a lovely portrait of a lovely young lady. Beautiful expression.

Thanks a lot again everyone for wonderful comments and generous ratings. I'm a little bit confused with these high ratings. Maybe I'm too focused on that overdone blur, but I feel that it's bothering me. However, I see that most of critiquers don't consider it as a major crime. Anyway, there is a room for improvement, thanks for suggestions to Dmitry and Robert, I'll try.

I like this very much, I think everything has already been said, but a little praise won't go amis. I like the very slight amount of white around the image but inside the frame, to me it gives the picture a bit of punch. The overall impression is one of a dreamy image, very moody.

Blurr or not - who know? However, I did look at the photo for an awfully long time, and that to me is an indication of it's worth.

It is ;ovely picture. I am realy not sure that it was needed so much bluring. Crop also not too perfect. I think that little bit cut at the left and right can be useful.

Although I tend to agree with the sense that there is too much PS work, I can't dispute the conclusion of John Peri - I also spent a long time looking at this photo.

Thanks folks for your nice posts and suggestions. As I said above I feel myself, that the blur is overdone a little bit. As for cropping or alternatively darkening, I think I like to try Robert's suggestion to burn out right side.

Wie ein Engel. MfG. Klaus Sommer