frank_thomas3 0 Posted September 24, 2003 Tamamra... as usual, lovely. I like the color especially on the legs. A nice warmth. Link to comment
jmichaelc 0 Posted September 24, 2003 You know Tamara you do have a slight advantage over most.....not only is your work outstanding but to have a 24 hr striking model at your convenience......must be nice. Another great piece of work. Link to comment
tamaral 0 Posted September 24, 2003 My model is very moody. Sometime we have long conversations to make her pose for me. Sounds like split personality :) Link to comment
james_oneill 0 Posted September 24, 2003 It's another one of those you do that doesn't seem to have anything to it, but still holds the eye. You know how some people come into a room and there is nothing physically unusual about them, but they have "presence" / "Charisma" or something and they fill the room. These are the picture equivalents of that. Link to comment
mattmikulla 0 Posted September 25, 2003 Great work as usual. Can you write a tutorial on taking self portraits or give some insight on your method? Link to comment
roberto4 0 Posted September 25, 2003 I would like more the right side cropped a bit. Now the person is so very centered. Cropping would give more unsymetry and, may be, the viewer would think " oh what is the think the lady is looking at ?" Link to comment
robertbrown 1 Posted September 25, 2003 Tammy, very nice. Not as pretty as some of your work, but intriguing . . . Link to comment
rory rathborne 0 Posted September 26, 2003 yeah a great photo. i'd like to know how you got that effect, looks like a sort of halo around the body and bedsheet....nice but. Link to comment
seven 0 Posted September 26, 2003 Softening tends always to lend mood, and this is no exception - it helps creates a slightly unrealistic or dreamy atmosphere in which to examine the subject. Thereafter it falls short in my eyes, and I say this only because you've requested a critique. Model - thoughtful, yes well aren't we all at some stage. Rainy day - title doesn't hold; are we to imagine the rain? is she imagining the rain? Aesthetically the image is of poor quality. The halo around the jacket speaks of a lack of attention to your details/ lack of equipment knowledge. Lighting from left is weak resulting in scanty detail on the jacket. Autumn - or "I've overlooked something to add to the shopping list?" Frankly your model looks bored, in future try using creative suggestions to animate them. It's not bad, I just felt you might appreciate some input from someone not wholly enamoured of your creation. Cheers, Seven Stuartson. Link to comment
bas1 0 Posted September 26, 2003 Your a great photographer and a great model as well. However some of your shots are too digital / tinkered for my taste. Your straight shots and straight b/w conversion are top notch and the photography has a Peter Lindbergh sort of feel to it. Your overdigitized shots such as this, although still nice, come no further then a K-mart postcard sort of level. Keep up the good work though and apply PS with judgement. I would love to see more shots of other models to see how you would do with modeling them. If that is anywhere near as good as some of your selfportraits .... Link to comment
eye2eyephoto 0 Posted March 12, 2004 in reading comments: I respectfully disagree with a previous... I see the "digitization" as another medium... ....it's just another paintbrush and tool. You're using that and your photography well together to create your own modern and spectacular style of art!!! bahh, humbug on the purists!!! ha!! (tho I have a touch of that myself) Good innovative work Tamara... keep doing what you're doing... jb Link to comment
marko_peric1 0 Posted January 14, 2005 na masu fotografija neznam sta bi komentira, mislim da se mnogi profesijonalci mogu posramit na neke fotografije... kisni dan, meni su odlicni ti dani, fino se prosetat po parku, sumi, pokisnuti, uzet kist i putem zen-a pratit ritam dazda o neba... Link to comment
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