kimball_v._regier

no need for critique here, great shot!

Converted to B&W using photoshop, thanks for your comments. Kim

Thanks for sharing your opinions.

Re-visiting a shoot from early summer - came across this and

suddenly got inspired. Thanks for looking.

Thanks for your comments - always appreciated...

Thanks for your opinions...

The original image was a lot of fun - though as I was preparing it

for printing on canvas I set it up to wrap around the frame and I

really liked the overall effect - hope you do too...

thanks for your comments...

Creating the dark, mysterious sexiness that I see in this model was

the idea. Thanks for your comments.

Having fun with desaturating color shots right now... am I alone in

the enjoyment with this idea??? Thanks for your comments.

From latest shoot... Thanks for your comments.

Thanks for your comments.

Thanks for your comments.

As an after-thought, I would have preferred to do this look with a

concrete floor and 'cold-looking' walls... then again, I don't have

such a place to shoot in, oh well... was working on capturing that

light flare - really wanted to reporduce what I see in a lot of

fashion magazines right now - the excessive light throw over the

shoulder of the model. Took only a couple of tries.

Latest series, looking for critique on the overall image. Thanks.

Great capture!

Always looking to make the light more exciting... does this work for

you? Thanks.

Shot in color - converted using PS. Levels adjusted - other than

that, just what you see.

Playing with different light effects and as usual, looking for your

opinions! Thanks for taking the time.

Having just returned from Sturgis, SD... I had to post my

interpretation of the way it SHOULD be advertised... LOVED IT! If

you don't already own one, buy yourself a bike and I'll look for you

there next year!!!

Thanks for your feedback - I do appreciate it!

Does the coloring and lighting work for you on this image?? It was

shot with the intention of creating some subtle shadowing yet

leaving the image bright enough that it would stand out as

a 'fashion' image. Thanks for your opinions.

Thanks for looking...

 

commenting...

 

and rating.

 

I really appreciate your input.

Kim

Thanks for viewing - I always appreciate your input.

I love the attention that you have paid to the coloring of the eyes - though I would personally have cleaned up the eyebrows, I find the shorter hairs below the brow to be distracting overall. Yet, I really like the fact that they appear to not be perfectly sculpted from one end to the other. Nice work.