single photos Black Princess and her crown

Taken in Guadeloupe on a so-so day....Model : Elisea

perfect shot! very moody!

To me it looks super! I would like even less detail in the body of the model - her bathing suite. I like this image very much!

Very nice scan.Cong.

good and original shot!cla

respect

Great and beautiful shot.

Une de tes meilleures images! Superbe!

Nice photo. The water droplets and sillouette make an interesting contrast.

Superb Image, also your model. 7/6

AWESOME!!!

wonderful shot with that water question mark.

Great composition and beautifully exposed. Loved the backlighting.

 

Nice work. Best regards.

You are a master of dynamics

Superb!!!

Amazing shoot! Please, tell us what's your equipment.

Outstanding catch. Cheers, Sondra

"original shot!"

 

Except that this same "pose" has been published here before, twice if I recall. Well done nevertheless.

something i've tried to do before and failed. you've done it to the perfection. the blue horizontal arch in the sky crossing the spiral of the splash enhances the affect further. Whats more amazing is that that spiral is continous right from the surface of the water all the way to the tips of her hair. Please do share with us how you took the picture. The tail end of the spiral still following the strands of the hair just like a brushstroke! 7/7!

very nice and dinamic picture!

Not a new idea but well executed.

dont have words ato say how perfect this image is, SHABAASH(thats the pakistani way of saying great job)

This image is almost totally natural. I just re-boosted the contrasts, did some re-inforcments and added some blue shades in the sky.I also cropped a little bit over the original.

 

The equipment is a Canon EOS 10D with a 28:200 lens. I shot at 100 ISO and a speed of 4000 with a 4 focal length focused on Elisea's body.

 

If you go to my site www.fbenveniste-photos.com, section "Elisea, le modele" you will find a version of this without he swin suit...

 

Thanks for your comments

the best i have ever seen

One of the nicest attempts at this I have seen, even better than the famous one in Life Magazine, so many years ago. If you recropped to make the horizon horizontal you would have a perfect picture.