noodleboy

unmanipulated photo - shot on my old yashica-A. dim attic room lit by

2 of those big hot 500watt shop work lights reflected away from her.

every time i get back a roll of 120 film, its usually a big waste of

money, and theres always that 1 shot per roll that paid for itself.

this was the winner. i liked the composition, tell me what you think

nice! thought it was med. format from the thumb

best photo in your web collection here

"it looks that way on purpose" - ha. i was trying to get the

background solid white and a blur frozen by the flash. comments?

aw man, that is beautiful and fuckin incredible. a series would be rad.

tough shot situation. laying on my stomach. camera got all dirty and

it was really hard to see and adjust things. feedbacK?

ha, for once a photo that indeed tells a story. I skip through all these photo critiques past just "pictures of things" to ones that actually portray some mood, feeling, or story. good.

 

man i just wish there wasnt the lens flare. nice... nice!

great image. it makes me suspect if you havent already checked out his work already that you would really like the guys work who makes www.mypetskeleton.com . i really like some of his prints and such, they have this feel.

yeah, perhaps small elements of it would be different had it been a planned shot. and i forgot to add that there is an off camera flash off to the left too to avoid dark shadows on her face

this is one of the few photos where i feel like im finally getting

closer to what ive been trying for for 5 years. film: sensia 400

cross processed, overexposed 4.5 - 5 steps in-camera. sigma 14mm shot

at about f8. im standing on the ground, not on anything, just tried

to use the wideness of the lens. only complaints are i think i

shoulda panned kinda right, and maybe a polarizer. but tell me how to

mount a polarizer on a bubble lens?

feedback, foolz

master of lighting control!

bad colors? hahah! are you kidding me? are you old? outdated? yes. "70's look" hahaha thats good. idiot. like i didnt know i was trying to make it come out that way.

good color temp. i ripped off your white letters across the bottom in one of my layouts cause i like it a lot. see: http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2186764

damn that is fantastic! we need to get together and shoot.

you cut off her feet off, man!

comments. i love velvia in the summer.

i dont like the composition and angle, but the lighting is amazing!

technically a good photo - good parallels, paralleled curves, values, and just the dash of color. BUT - unexciting? emotionless?

biker is not in focus, also possibly too slow a shutter speed. also an OC flash coming in from the left would REALLY make the difference on this pic.

Critiques appreciated on this promotional photo of Gary Zon, frontman

of dismantled (www.dismantled.org). makeup / lighting by me.

FANTASTIC! only one even possible complaint - all the bright white eye reflections, you can see the studio lights. love the motion, looks like she was running and turned her head towards you real quick

this border does not add to the image

great concepts of line and parallels, good DOF choice

a little tight