tomfawlsphotography

By rights, I should say something like "the colors are too washed out" or something, but I can't...everytthing you did here works toward increasing the visual impact of this photo. A truly artistic rendering. The eyes are incredible.

...it's an extraordinary picture of an ordinary breast.

 

Good shot...and I usually prefer color to B&W shots, but this works very nicely.

 

BTW, we've got friends in Malmo. Hope you have a nice Summer!

...they're still in the inventory. I worked on the flight trainers for this aircraft. Brings back memories. :-)

Wish I lived in Sweden. :-(

 

Funny shot.

Great colors, a wonderfully intriguing subject well positioned in the frame.

 

Unfortunately, the left side of his face is rather lost in the background, which is a bit too cluttered and distracting. You might try cropping some of the background out, but I suspect that will reduce the impact of the photo.

I'd suggest adding some (possbily slighy) color to the "tortoise" portion of the image...and add a gleaming "eye" of some sort.

I love this shot. The shallow depth of field is great, catching just the right part of the image in focus. The details are wonderful, as well.

 

I will agree with the last poster, though, that the text size in your name does detract from the impact of the image...I think a bit more subdued signature would work much better here.

To this western viewer, that it would much more difficult to get a truly expressive shot of a woman in this traditional garb....but you've done magnificently. I love this shot!

Ok..I can't figure out how you did thi8...are those your hands in front of the "bird"?

I'm trying to figure out the name of this Florida marsh plant. Any

help would be appreciated.

Lovely model, good shot and well framed, but it's too dark for my tastes. A little tweaking in PS might be able to improve the impact of the image.

 

Great portfolio, BTW.

...young lady and a wonderful freeze of her delicate movements. I love the colors and clarity of the shot, although a bit tighter cropping and slightly better lighting on her face might give this image even more impact.

...on lighting and colors, but I'd like to see the boat framed horizontally, rather than vertically.

...and a perfect capture of the "wet" lips. I have to agree with the other comments here, though, that the surrounding skin is so perfect, it looks unnatural.

...but the shot might have more impact if you'd been able to take it from a bit lower so there's only sky in the background and cut the trees from the background.

...shows something I didn't know about Goldfinch until I moved to Florida - that they change colors in the Winter. As a Northerner, I only saw them in their Summer Gold...as a Floridian, I only see them in their Winter drabs.

...she looks like the woman who starred in the movie "Show Girls".

...just kidding...actually, I think this is a great photo and I wish I had the skill to capture such an image. Great work! I particularly like the strong color

A very well done image. Interesting and complex. Made me wonder what Anthony thought of it? Did it help you communicate better? Did he have any reaction at all?

 

Good work...I'll have to read the book you mention.

I think it's a great shot...although if you could get the focus a little tighter on the tip itself, the shot might be better.

Great shot. I particularly like the bright colors and the sense of movement in the parasail.

 

About the only suggestion I could make is to bump the colors up just one more notch to make them really "pop"

 

...and as shown, this wasn't cropped, but I was wondering if a closer crop (whether in PS or using the camera) would make this shot more effective?

I love the building & like the shot, but I'm not happy with the

cropping. 'Course, I didn't like any other cropping I tried, either.

 

Suggestions would be appreciated.

Any comments would be appreciated.

...which seems to have worked