kimball_v._regier

Do you still see enough in the iamge?? Or is it just too dark for

publication? I'm not sure if it is simply because I was there and

took the photo - but I like the light, does it work for you?

I'd love to hear some feedback on this - converted to B&W using PS,

other than that - no editing. Might I ask that if you are to leave

an extreme rating (1,2 or 7) that you take the time to share your

comments and let me know why it moves you in such a way... it helps

as I only post here to help me to become better at this wonderful

pastime. Thanks.

Taken at a lighitng workshop, single front light diffused and open

to the background. Thanks for you feedback.

fantasy hair model shoot... model and stylist had been

styling/preparing for almost 6 hours for the shoot. The look is for

a national fantasy hair contest... your comments are welcome.

Working on some ads for a local clothing company.

Does it still work for you?? I love the fact that I can add color

back into an image that I have converted to B&W, but is there still

a market for it???

Les, Thanks for the idea - might have to try something like that... this was a fairly simple combination of minor adjustments, the makeup stands out well and the eye makeup was designed to have just that effect. The pastel color was put into her hair to bring the bright blue out in the eyes.

Love to hear your thoughts on my latest hair/fashion work for a

salons collection. Thanks,

Kim

A. Wolf, I find it surprising and certainly tasteless to ask a question such as this. THIS photo is posted for critique... this is NOT a MODEL forum.

An attempt to bring out the strength of eyes, lips and haircolor...

combined with a little more attitude.

Having a little fun with PS.

were it not for the right hand and thumb that appear to be off-colored as well as out of place, it would be a fine piece on your wall or mine.

thoughts...

Converted to B&W using PS, adjusted color levels to give it more

feel. All comments are appreciated.

I appreciate your opinion. Thanks.

image is too grainy to see definition, lighting is better on background that on foreground making it hard to see any detail in the statue - the angle also compliments the background more than the statue.

It's hard to get a bad shot of a beautiful woman... the lack of

structure really works for me - I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks, Kim

Thanks for any constructive comments and ratings!

I still find it difficult to light and maintain consistent tone from

head to toe - do you see this? Does anyone else experience

challenges with it?? I have slightly adjusted tones with PS - trying

hard to keep it real... Thanks.

Just thought I'd gather some opinions. Caught the model grinning as

she was licking her lips.

All constructive criticism and honest opinions are welcomed - thanks.

I like the picture - think it would be much better if the model were in the same position but facing the left - parallel with the chain on top. she could then turn her shoulders and head to you - thus, making her face and hair moe prominent. Right now I think there is too much focus on the knee (being the closest to the camera). Nice light - great idea.

Comment and rate if you can - Thanks!

An image that I was inspired to create - I love the look - it's such

an extreme. Yes, it has been photoshopped to death for those that

were wondering. All comments are welcome.

Please help... Always looking to improve my work - which is why I

belong to photo.net. Having not had the opportunity for technical

training - I find that I am challenged in certain areas - knowing

what works to please others is the tough one. I know what I like to

see in a photo - BUT what is it that would make a piece "SELLABLE".

Is there as much as a standard for such? If you have sold any

photography, PLEASE HELP me with your opinion and expertise. Thanks

for your time and as always - I value your honest opinion.

Kim