Analysis of lost youth

Hasselblad 503CW polaroidback, studiowork with my preferred model

annelies. No manipulation (doll was actually thrown in the 3.5 sec

shutterlag, with added light in the 'emile schmidt' fashion, i.e.

using torchlights and strobes (4 ex.)lightpainting with ISO125,

scanned with IMACON. I used polaroid to get the 'cloudy like

atmosphere'.

looks like a Terry Gilliam, straight from Brazilgreat lighting - comp everythingA lot of work went into this , I can see

amazing color saturation too...

Bravo, x 2- 6/6 - keep up the good work

I am amazed we are still having this discussion...is art the vision or is it the tools one uses. Wish I could understand this, wonder why the impressionest weren't "painting" on cave walls with charcoal. Oh, well. I truly love this series. Thanks

nice work!

Except for the frame: Very good composition. Cheers

Very impressive and expressive with a message~

Biliana

G R E A T

Interesting picture, but what I've found is that I really don't like anything showing bush. I think if she demurely crossed her legs it would be more astheticly pleasing.

Very Good picture Peter, Good job, congratulations!!!

Hard to believe no PS done here. Your obviously a very good craftsman.

you have to ask yourself one question, is this the best I can do? Nudes are quickly becoming null and void, lacking orignality and imagination. Push yourself to break the mold and come up with something original.

6/6

I love the entire series.

Still good, although I like the original better (tenminste, voor zover ik het me kan herinneren waren de kleuren anders). Also, the frame indeed doesn't help

So anylizing lost youth requires the cloths to come off huh? :)