Looking glass

Natasha;

 

This image is complex and hard to study, which makes it strong. Bravo. You would have guessed I would have liked this one.

 

-Owen

Something new in the world of nudes. I love the blurred and attenuated, nearly abstract figure at bottom right. And of course the grain.

Hi Natasha, a beautiful abstract which holds the eye. I really like the interplay of textures and light. Tony

Wonderful piece of art!

Natasha- once again I could have sworn I commented on this one.

 

excellent placement of figures and agree with Sarah on the grain.

 

repeating lines and shapes are good too.

Nice way of nude photography. mike

absolutely gorgeous! eto velikolepno!:)

Transending the ordinary nude to something more artistic - displaying a hint of nudity without detail. The blurred reflection in the mirror adds to the artistry of the image because the viewer knows she is naked in the mirror but there is nothing to see but what you imagine. I have followed your impressively imaginative and original work for a while but this image really impresses me. Thank you for sharing such a great image.

Thank you very much to everyone!!!

More artistic than nude. But if this is a self portrait, how did you manage to hold the camera and focus? Great work! BTW, I've posted a few pics, would appreciate your professional opinion. Thanks.

i am wondering if you should burn the top left corner in a bit, because it first apears to me that it is under exposed in the dark room, but then as i looked at it i was wondering if you intentionally did this to visually play with the almost completely black lower right figure as a continuation of your concept of reflection and inflection?

Natasha, I think that you're really a rarity here in photonet...one of the few to be really original and with a personal approach. It's a pity I don't see you on the top pages.

A masterpiece.

An unusual and compelling picture.