steve ward

what a fabulous gaze

just another alcohol assisted party

good job

Some people do very well when they take chances.

I'm generally not one of them.

Of course, Tracy helped a lot to make this a winner.

what's not to love?

Doesn't look like it needs a new category.

You did a great balancing act with the light that has a halo effect and the light that shows the model's face.

The model is mighty fine too.

she's a terrific model too

No bama here

very nicely done

Your model would look good sunbathing on either side of the pond

Two Joceline photos  out of 900+?

Not enough

keep the camera dry

Another winner John,

looks like it took a long time to post it here.

has a mardi gras look to it,

but this model would accumulate lots more beads

almost perfect, just a little while longer

Even though the reflections in the background say "off hours" I must agree with Jim.

The city that never sleeps seems a bit too quiet.

somehow I can't help but feel that the light needs to be stronger in the eyes. They just don't stand out enough to be the main focus of the photo. This may also be due to their being such a small part of the frame.

lucky friend

steamy

Cannon the canon.

Get a nikon.

great shot. do you have others to post?

very well done

could be my computer, but the light seems concentrated around and below the right side collar. This detracts from the face just a bit. Of course, the print can be very different from what I see on my screen.

If you continue to work with this model, your photography is bound to improve. Not a great amount of room for improvement here.

not too many wow moments show up,

this is one.