olofwessels

Thanks for all the critiques/comments, its much appreciated :)

@Bob: glad you like it :)

@Romeo: for me the shadow is an essential part of the photo, it ads to the movement, the drama and the pureness of the image, there's something I regret though and that is that I didn't capture the whole shadow (but sadly I didn't shoot any landscape in this setting)

@Adi: I have to agree with you, capturing the whole shadow would have been stronger in my opinion but I failed in shooting a landscape in this setting

This shot was taken during some freestyling after the work we had

planned to do, sometimes you just get lucky :))

Comments and critiques are appreciated

Taken this weekend at a beach in Holland. There was a pretty strong

wind but the model kept on posing anyway without any complaint,its a

pleasure to work with professionals:))

Any comments or critiques are welcome and appreciate

A shot from the second of my shapes series

All comments and critiques are welcome and appreciated

Hehehe I think its the only guy in your portfolio but I love this picture the most

This guy has charisma and you've captured that very well :))

Thanks Tore and Luis for the comments:)

To answer you question Luis; Yes the grain is enhanced, I use a plugin for photoshop to make it like that, the plugin is called alienskin.

With this plugin you can simulate the grain and texture of all sorts of film, ranging from the good old Tri-x (used on this image) to Fuji Reala, daguereotype or polaroid (and lots and lots of other filmtypes)

Inspired by one of my heroes Peter Lindbergh

The complete series is shown in my editorial album

Critiques/comments are appreciated

A shot for the Dutch coiffure award

comments and critiques are appreciated

A Picture I shot yesterday with available light only, completely open

aperture

Let me know what you think, comments and critiques will be appreciated

Just a fun little triptych

Comments and critiques are appreciated

This is a picture from my shapes series, this one is brought down to

the purest and strangest form I could think of at that time.

Let me know what you think of it, all comments and critiques are

appreciated :)

A portrait I made during a testhoot for Xistanz modelagency.

Comments and critiques are appreciated

In this Art-nudeshot I focused on form.

The model is in an impossible position (left arm stretched to rightknee and neck/chin overstretched to give a better look at theeyelashes)

Comments and critiques are apreciated

grtz Olof