Zs 192

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Hello John, this is a fun shot. It also has lots of artistic merit, in terms of contasting textures and the real person with the TV person.

 

So who is on TV?

 

Regards. Pete

Very nice and well composed shot. Just thinking about the baby who is looking with a big pair of eyes.:)

Great atmosphere and composition in this one John. A gorgeous model, her psoe and expression speaks volumes in this shot...

 

Perfect 10 by both

A fine art student in Broklyn. An amazing model that understands every aspect of photography, in front of and behind the lens.

I like her posture in this house ambient daer John!

 

Biliana

Excellent. I like the composition and the symbolism of this image.

Love the feel of the image.

I would also try a variant : a football match on the screen, and something of the "photographer" in the view: a hand holding a beer or something. And the model looking a bit desperate. And would title it " Lost battle ? " Good work though. This image is more intriguin and more thought provoquing than my suggestion.

There's that "just roaming around the house nude" classic JP look again. :-) I love it John!

"Photo mode" .... (private joke) !!

I would have used a different shutter speed to get rid of the "tv effect" exhibited in this photo; The slower the better.

Is that what your wife says? "John's in his photo mode again". :-)

A beautiful set up, naturally sexy daily life ?. An interesting study of forms & lines, the living and the things.

Thomas, hy, we are speaking about the model here .... !

This is hands down my favorite of your shots with this same background setup. The models expression and pose simply sets the mood in this scene,Not to mention she is simply gorgeous

A truly remarkably graceful and innovative model. The greater part of the credit goes to her.

Fabulous... So many wonderful elements.

I am comparing this Zs192 with the untitled picture of the model who you dubbed "dolphin"

http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=5226668

 

Same location, same lighting almost, yet yield completely different feel.

 

Your ability to draw the subject's uniqueness that made a such difference!

 

Great work!

 

 

Harv

 

 

Harvey, actually there are several more. I do this for two reasons, first because when you work in an apartment, the possibilities are limited, secondly, because as you imply above, it is interesting for a limited time to see the different responses of a model to a similar circumstance.

 

That being said, there are photographers, particularly in the area of fashion and sometimes glamour too, that repeat over and over again exactly the same image with different models, without even attemting to change any of the props. In my opinion it quickly becomes a bore and for the model in particular it must represent very little interest and originality. It is also one of the reasons why I hesitate to work in a studio. Though I have seen some beautiful backgrounds recently, of what use are they after the third model? Imagine if almost all I did was to photograph models next to this television.

 

Thank you warmly for the support that you have given and the interesting comments that you have made recently regarding my work.

 

PS the one above is interesting, because the scene caught on the tele was of a dog tearing at some clothing, just as the model was grabbing hers! I may post it later if I consider it will not bore too many people ... ha, and there are others too!

this is how your work differ from others. It will be an interesting to look and get comments/feedback on it.

 

 

Harv

 

Yes Harvey,

 

You just have to plough through John's 1000+ images to see he does this shot over and over and over again.