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thanks for your view

thank you for watching.

This one is posted because of the real feel it has.

In fact these two were madly in love so there was no need to fake ;-)

But beautifull she is.

Now and then a photo passes by and you think it is a painting. So you look twice and sometimes you find out it is a paint effect. But once in a very long while you discover that it is not manipulated and you know you have a winner.

Congrats.

And the naughty look makes it purrrfect.

We intentionally let the shadow of her hair be for we feel this makes

the portrait. This portrait is made with the use of one flash only.

Sophie, the model, is 15 years old and is going towards a bright

modeling future if she's willing to work for it. At least that is our

opinion.

 

Thank you for watching.

Thanks Gene and Dimitri.

A line arounfd the pic Dimitri would box her in while the white of the background of Photonet gives her more space. Thank you for taking the time to react.

My very first shoot with my, now, partner in life and photography. As

you can see a beautifull and lean model also. What I like most is the

way the depth is created by the light in this one.

 

Thank you for watching and critiquing.

Thank you all so much ;-)

This shot intrigues me. I can't see what is on on it or can't recognise but the lights reveal something. The fact that I can' recognise what it is keeps me busy ;-)

 

Frenk

I adore the colors and the way the eye is being pulled over the lake towards the shore.

Great shot.

 

Frenk

As said already, the various greens are lovely.

To be honest I think the little fly is the distracting factor more then the subject here. It is too small to see any detail and not sharp enough. I must admit that it makes this pic special though.

 

Frenk

Not really a nude I guess but the best cat to place it we think.

We would love some critiques on our work to find out how photographers

from other countries feel about our work.

 

Regards and thanks for watching,

Frenk and Danielle

It is always difficult to get a feel into a picture when photographing normal all day people. Much is made or broken in the composition and your position towards the subject which reflectsa on the view one gets. Als there is a matter of trust between the photograoher and photographed. You score high on all thes points with this file, well done.

It feels like a canvas print. I love what you have done with it.

Thank you al for taking the time to react.

 

Frenk and Danielle

I love the scene and the great quality of the whole setting but I must agree on the background being slightly distracting.

a crop from a waist shot, turned and enhanced.

It took a long time to get all artifacts due to the cropping out. It

took even longer to get to this colour result using mainly curves

manipulation. But it was worth it. At least that's what we think.

Do you?

Almost a painting it seems. You'll have to be there in winter to catch a view like this. like not much shared with the world. it sprung out in the overview it springs out in the singel view. I love it.

 

Frenk

A project to use extreme make-up on a male model.

Model: Randy Baeten

MUA: Katinka Jarabik

Nobody?

Even when there is nothing much to see but the bird I think there is too much info in this image. All this info and such a small bird makes that I get too much info and cannot concentrate in what you are trying to show me. Get much much closer and it will be a completely different view. Too much empty space.

 

Frenk

Our first on PN and submitted to the critique forum to find out where

we stand here ;-)