margatt

What can I say... a brilliant, timeless, flawlessly executed piece with great light+tones... wow.

Great eye contact with the viewer.  An excellent job in post-processing…👍

What can I say... a brilliant, timeless, flawlessly executed piece with great light+tones... wow.

Straight forward, classic and timeless shot with a modern look to it.

What can I say... a brilliant, timeless, flawlessly executed piece with great light+tones... wow. 👍

Tell me what you think of this shot of the famous torri gates at Fushimi

Inari

Stop a moment and let me know what you think of this image, or just leave

a note to say hello.

This shot has a delightful retro 1950’s feel to it…  Roman Holiday perhaps???

What a great shot shot to show the Trulli houses!

Any comments or critiques welcome. This is a reworking of an image I

produced during a Robert Farber workshop a few years ago.

I really like the way the two women are looking over at the cyclist…  What is he doing to get their attention?

Great shot,  wonderful expression of character.  Love the post processing too.

Your title says it all.  Great shot, thanks for sharing.

Lovely work…  well arranged with an intriguing expression on the model’s face;  as if you interrupted her in some way???

I love it…  the title is quite unique too.  Great expression form the model to capture the viewer’s attention and make them wonder, “what is is she thinking”.  Bravo

Maybe not for this company, it shut down in ’57. Tell me your thoughts,

wonderings and criticisms of this image. Or drop a line to say hello.

I find the sparkle in her eyes and the expression of the mouth extremely powerful.  Second would be the placement of the hand and the disturbed hair.  The lighting is quite appropriate to emphasize her face and blouse.  Tones…  perfect for a B/W image.  Maurizio, keep these images coming.

Bravo!  A true master and masterpiece of art nude photography.

Love it!  What great capture of emotion and expression by both models.  THe post-processing adds, not detracts from the overall.  

A pair of men’s shoes left behind at the Lonaconong silk mill. All

comments and greetings are welcome and appreciated.

A delightful concept… well arranges, shot and processed.  Rudolf, you certainly are one wild and creative photographer.  Keep the images coming.