longaray2 1 Posted April 2, 2008 Great portrait and very original pose. Good lightning. Raymond Longaray Link to comment
ionviorel 0 Posted April 2, 2008 Very erotic photo. More than a nude. The intuition of the body under that dress is fantastic. a very good photo. Congratulations! Link to comment
janusz taras 0 Posted April 2, 2008 Excellent erotic fragrance.Beautiful composition and model pose,/very natural/.My best regards.Janusz. Link to comment
danielhenrik 0 Posted April 2, 2008 How I seen you can really catch the charm of girls.. It shows your portfolio too. It's a really big gift becouse the girl do not give it only if she wants it so much! So yes you were right.. we are giving a perspective with which we can identify. Every photographer has an own way of looking at things your way is the girls.. nice way:)the girls are the most beautiful things in all over the universe my best wishes: Daniel Link to comment
John Peri 1,029 Posted April 2, 2008 Many thanks to all, glad you likd it. Yes Daniel, I think that's it. We capture what we see and people show us what they want to ... the two together is what creates the magic. Women are the most beautiful thing? .. hum .. there is the sky and the ocean too .. :-) Link to comment
chapinstudio 0 Posted April 3, 2008 As expected, beautifully simple work from the master. Link to comment
jim wrightwood 0 Posted April 3, 2008 John, Pleasing image. Fleeting moment? Still thinking about it. Lovely. Best Regards, Jim Link to comment
lennart goldmann - geneva 0 Posted April 3, 2008 The rest is in the eye of the beholder ... Very suggestive! Regards Lennart Link to comment
JPPhoto1664880217 5 Posted April 3, 2008 Good foto. The pose is both interesting and unusual. The interplay between the dress/negligee pattern and her skin is fantastic, both the color and the pattern of the dress complement/contrast with her skin. I am not sure if the background adds or detracts from the model. While it gives minimal contrast, it is still visible. The B&W background against the color subject definitely separates the foto into 2 distinct planes, and the slight shadow on the wall behind gives the background a slightly abstract flair. This causes the eye to go between the model and the background. From my perspective, this makes the image more about form/composiition than most of your work and (in my experience) is difficult to do well. My compliments to you both, especially to her on the facial expression and hand placement. Jim Phelps Link to comment
John Peri 1,029 Posted April 3, 2008 a very interesting comment Jim. Thank you for spending the time and for giving so much thought to it. I am often drawn between leaving backgrounds as they are, with the risk of distraction as you say, or in chosing ones that do not interfere with the subject. It would take less than a couple of minutes to remove the one here as you can imagine, but I chose to leave it because both the pose and gesture are more close to what is natural than what it would be had it been a formal setup. Unless you happen to fall on someone while holding a camera (which often does occur as well of course), there is always some form of formality and corresponding change that comes over the subject when you take a series of photos of them. I think that to photogragh them in as much a normal setting as is possible reduces this somewhat. This does not reflect on the excellent studio work that many including yourself do regularly, it's just a different style. As for shadows, more often than not I will leave them or even encourage them also because I find that they create depth and perspective. All forms creates shadows, they are a part of our natural existence too and people (not you of course) that gleefully point them out as "faults" I find have a very narrow perspective to life and photography. Thanks for passing by again Jim, I appreciate it. PS. I am in the process of putting together a book of photos of this young ladyfriend/model. Link to comment
jim wrightwood 0 Posted April 3, 2008 Removing the shadow or changing the background for that matter would detract from the image in my opinion. It is the somewhat "candid" nature of this image that makes it pleasing to my eye. Link to comment
lightworks 0 Posted April 4, 2008 I really like the light, fresh feel you have captured here - nicely done John. Link to comment
c-ellos 9 Posted April 8, 2008 I love architectural details ! I feel like expecting her to come out of my screen !! Many thanks for your last comment. Best regards - Costas Link to comment
beng 0 Posted April 14, 2008 Amazing shot, very natural, sexy without showing too much. Link to comment
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