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That's impressive !

Congratulations for this beautiful shot. So inspiring.

Great idea, great realisation...

Just wow :)

Hello,

indeed, this portrait miss some contrasts. You won't do something nice with post-processing, it's about the light you used.

What matters is the skin whiteness. Actual fashion like to see pure white skin (not burned ofc). Here, the skin is more grey...If you only level the picture for a white skin, the hair will burn ;)

Besides, your model's expression is too "neutral" for my tastes

Anyway, it's a good picture, but you can do better for sure !

Just excellent...

Reminds me of Picasso for the face coming from almost nowhere! Great technique, and great idea.

For me, the abdomens are a bit bright... The lighting is a bit strong. But it could be a style :)

The right hand of the woman makes me uncomfortable...looks like a lack of space in the studio !

I also see a very light shadow behind your male model. Maybe placing them differently could be better!

Regards.

Amazing wild life photograph Andre !

Nice shot, and nice light !

Wonderful portrait, so simple but expressive and stylish !

I like it a lot !

What type of camera/lens/(film?) did u use (looks like film render)

Best regards.

A very clean portrait, with a soft light. The work on the skin and the eyes is great and not fancy.

Some little things annoy me :

-The red marks on the little finger.

-The background.

I would have been pleased to see some smoke just over the cigarette ;)

Nice work anyway, good shot :)

Maybe this is too much?

The skin, ok, but the eyes, seems a bit over-post-processed to me. The white in it (especially the one at the back) seems unreal and both are a bit oversharpened to me. Just my opinion though. The ear makes me a bit umconfortable.

The up eyesbrows are a bit too smoothed huh ?

Great work anyway !

One of the most simple, and anyhow the best of the Falaises d'Etretat so far for me !

Congratz, nice and soft post-processing to :) 20sec exposure gives the sea a special look, not too smooth, not to hard, like an aquarella :)

I see Paolo :)

Anyway, 'was only a suggestion. It's a lot easier to critique behind the screen than to photograph! A +9 stops grey filter would have been top notch.

Pretty impressive and scarry meteo phenomenon !

On a technical point of view, I regret the optical deformation of the lens. Maybe 15 feet in front of you, and the camera at the handrail level would have been perfect ! (just a suggestion)

Nice capture, lucky (or not) to be here at the right moment.