robertgiles

this photo is crisp. sharp detail, wish I had a lens that would take a great photo like this one.

congrats

bob giles

  This model has that longing look in her eye. I think the cooperation between model and photographer and an understanding of what you asked of her, hit dead on. Or that is what it seems to me.  Very pleasing light and lovely model.

I have many books with photos of camp life and battles and none of them gives the feeling of being there like this one. Very thoughtful to show ladies and their children who followed their soldiers and took care of the family. I like this very, very much.I would get rid of the automobile on the upper right. Nice grain and lighting. Lets see more. Very pleased, Bob Giles

  This is probably the best use of light and shadows I have ever seen in many years. 

I think this is the classic female body. This is not the skinny bony bodies usually seen in these pages. Take time and get this wonderful model back for more time. This is an opportunity to recreate the masters. I believe you can do it, the lighting is very good.

Regards, Bob

I like the photo. The lighting and depth of field is right on. The model is beautiful and the makeup is balanced nicely between face and neck. Gracie you are a real beauty.

Bob Giles

I used my Minolta SR-T 202 walking around Bath with Fugi 400 speed.

A very hot July day 2010.

your critique is most welcome/

This old barn is part of the farm of a friend of mine, the house built in

late 1880's is still a home and the same family still owns it since the

American Revolution as a reward for service to the union.

your critique is welcome.

I wasn't sure if to change sky color, crop, or leave alone. It was a very

bright day in July 2010. Your critique is welcome