rdegetaire

Nice work...  Like the pose.  Like the set up.

Hair has a hotspot that is distracting to me.  Teeth and eyes are overdone for my liking. 

Thanks guys for the suggestions of over saturation in areas.  I have noticed I tend to have a heavy hand for over saturating..  Thanks again!!!!  Little things like this help!

Robin

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the critique and actually taking the time to make a quick adjustment so I could see exactly what you were talking about...  Much appreciated.  These are the sort of tips I am looking for to help me improve!!!!

Thanks again!

Please don't be shy to share your honest opinions regarding composition, processing, etc...

This is a set just downstream from a waterfall in Thailand...

I am just a hobbyist, but am looking to improve my shots. This is a pic

of "lonely beach" on the island of Koh Chang, in Thailand. A storm has

passed roughly an hour before and this was the result.

I like it too, but as you said, i think a rear harsh light slightly lower than the shoulders to Rim his whold body would of been good as well...  Just my opinion.

Fabulous!!!

Would you care to share the natural lighting situation, IE was there very harsh light from the sun? And if there was, were you strobe settings on high power to over come the harsh light?

I tried a similar shoot in the tropics and the sun was brutal, I could not get it right with softboxes...  After seeing this series, I think I will be going back to the drawing board and giving it another go.  

Thanks for sharing, absolutely fantastic!

Lovely photo, great contrast.

If I were to change something about the photo, her left arm/hand would have been slightly further away from her body letting the strobe completely light her face, so you could see the profile of her nose and lips un-obstucted by the shadow.  But that is just me.  All in all, I really like the photo.

Stunning photo... Very simple and very well captured.  No critiques from me, love it the way it is...

WOW.....  I love this photo... 

Out of curiosity,

how did you go about getting the shapes like this.  Did you have a fast stream of drops or did you use a baster type tool to drop three or four drops really close together?

Outstanding work, no corrective criticism from me.....