ivan colman 0 Posted April 15, 2004 Personally I think the human figure is a bit small. With other words, I find the background "border" around the woman is too large. Link to comment
yadayadanoonecares 0 Posted April 15, 2004 Well executed amazing image, inspiring work! Look at those lower legs, some power in there. The pose is striking, unusual and intresting. Somehow the way the models hair is adds to the image a lot (cant explain why though). The background suits perfectly, as well as the shoes. Exposure wise I see nothing I would change, not even the slightest. I just uploaded a presentation with B&W nudes, maybe if you have some time you can take a look? Overall, this image of you is spot-on the kind of images I envision, although I am not halfway as good at execution. In response to the other comments I see so far: i.m.h.o. the space given by the wall is excellent, it allows room for the circular curve I see around the model, complimented by the lighting. Again, just perfect. Link to comment
Guest Guest Posted April 15, 2004 Igor you never cease to amaze me. A rock climber suspended in mid air, a body falling in space, there are so many feelings brought out by this shot. The muscles in her legs suggest power, yet her hidden face suggests a vulnerability, the shoes her feminity. Reminds me of a girl who let me photograph her nude, but not without her makeup. The use of negative space around the model emphasizes the human form in my opinion, and makes the eye focus in on her. Absolutely fantastic! Link to comment
jamin_mathis 0 Posted April 16, 2004 i agree that the space is just right but i very tierd of seeing naked girls in high heals wich is amazing becuz after all thay are naked girls wich i love.i guess it maybe a generashonel thing.but good work any how Link to comment
markmuller 0 Posted April 16, 2004 I really don't like the high heels in this shot - they seem like an intrusion. They add nothing, and subtract from the lovely spareness of the shot. Link to comment
Guest Guest Posted April 17, 2004 Show me a woman in any culture, any time, who isn't into shoes...... Were they hers (I bet) or did you provide them as a prop, Igor? Link to comment
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