life.......

I love your work Emil.

7/7

 

Elizabeth

another example of your excellant work.

superb lighting

I'm speechless!

Again you've done, what you do best. I like the fact that her face is in silhouette. The technique you use gives you so much control. You titled it "life" and I see the model holding her stomach, is she pregnant? And assuming she is, it's a interesting view showing the beginning of life on the left with the end of life on the right.

Emil, from your protfolio that I saw I want to joine many that thing that you are real Artist. You do very excilent job in evry aspect, chears

ur entire work's a study of outstanding artistic perception. very very imaginative, conceptual, organized & artfully rendered!

happy to see you again

Is she pregnant? What about the skin changes on her leg?

Hmmm,.. back again heh?

 

New life awaits while death waits in the background - i like that - a lot!

Masterful as always. Regards.

Great!!!!!

you are a GENIUS! (though, if I may, I would have liked the version without the skull better) best regards, daniel

The lighting brings to lifethe balence between life & death. I think it's terrific. What really makes this image work miracles for me are the textures of her dreadlocks and the skull. Sexy and mysterious!

 

Alan Schwartz

Beautiful.

nice model :) on how does she put her hands.. it would be better if she was pregnant.

it speaks

Great image. Congratulations!

You cheesed it up with the skull but the light on the model is terrific.

Wonderful work.

Great work......!!!!

Great lighting, and a very imaginative and wonderful composition. I don't think I've ever seen a woman hold her hands in that position unless she was pregnant or had a stomach ache... considering the title, and the skull in the background, I wonder which it is...

I don't think she is pregnant or suffering an ache. I don't see it as a nude or even a picture of a woman. The photographer has conveyed it by silhouetting her face. The female body and her posture represent beginning of life and the skull, the end of it. The lighting of the skull does not present it as an object of horror. The lighting on the face does not present it as an event of joy or celebration. It presents two ends of life as a plain truth of nature, and not our perceptions. Emil, if this is what you intended, then it is a brilliant use of photography as a medium to express your perception of life.