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This women is so gorgeous!

I would have had her move forward from the background and open up a bit. The detail and texture of the foilage is distracting, however, the color contrast is good.

Superb, jovial, fun.

Reminds me of old girlfriends and good times by the seas.

No wonder she looks so pained, she has a nasty bug bite.

This a painful picture to look at, she has a frown, uncomfortable pose, and a large something, bite or pimple, on her left areola that is fairly distracting.

Fun. I like her enthusiasm.

The crop, at least for a computer monitor, seems a bit off.

I love her smirk.

"Have you been sleeping with my man?"

"No comment."

Of course, that is you intent. It works. Very erotic without being too raunchy. Creative.

Ken,

Your model is having fun and is enjoying being in front of your camera. Go with that. Don't lose that! Your pictures have so much energy. They just need to be just a touch less realistic...a touch more warm.

I like the way the eye is drawn to the nipple. Nice.

But the bright, revealing light is a touch to clinical, "medical" for my taste.

Do some massaging in photoshop and this pix will be quite attractive.

Awesome.

I would prefer that there be a touch less space between the feline and the arthropod.

Or perhaps more contrast between the spider and the background.

Would you mind if I use this for my 2006 Halloween greeting card? Love it.

--- JDR

I am always struggling to get a decent image, and here you are, a portfolio of great images!

I shoot with a RZ67 and I am always sweating over the details and not the image.

Ha, looking at your images reminds me that I have to look beyond format size and image acuity; I have to capture the beauty, the feel, the essence of the place.

I can't do that. You can. I applaud you.

--- JDR

I like this image. It certainly tells a story.

What I find most disturbing is that I have that exact same style of double-decker end table in my house. Circa 1960s.

Great shot!

--- JDR