Too old for swinging...
by magnus

Comment:
You're never too old for swinging. She is a lovely young lady and obviously has something on her mind. I wonder what it is. I like that you gave a lot of context for her although I think you might have narrowed the DOF a bit more. I know how hard that is when one is shooting in a bright environment. While the shadows are nice, I would have preferred her face to be a bit brighter; all the better to see the wonderful expression.

Pretty In Pink
by marbo

Comment:
How in the world did you manage this within the basic editing rules? Green lips? Love the hair.

Awe of Nature
by sparrowsdeath

Comment:
Hard to go wrong with the picture of a pretty girl in nature. She does show a bit of an attitude; does she always?

Eclipse
by vsboz

Comment:
...or partial eclipse, or star raising. Great eyes.

Sleep
by lovethelight

Comment:
This will be one of my favorites along with what appears to be a sister photo. It appears there is a little strand of hair across her nose that really doesn't add anything.

Off the Market
by lauraodom

Comment:
From time to time I suggest the the definition of the word sultry be replaced in dictionary with one of the photos I see here at DPC. This is one of those photos. Are brides always so beautiful?

Sunny Day Portrait
by treyvus

Comment:
She really makes me wonder what she is looking at. Portraits are to engage the viewer... very good. Looks like the glare on her shoulder blew out a bit. Overall, just great!!!!

Her last few minutes as a single woman
by Prof_Fate

Comment:
Very pretty lady. I like her pose, but would prefer not to see the door jam, or whatever, tilting to match the models posture.

Daddy's Girl
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Daddy is proud? yes, of course. Unfortunate bright green horn coming out of the image right side of her head.

Hypnosis
by ATX202

Comment:
I think this is smoothest of all the shots. I don't personally like the nose ring, or what ever is creating the bright line on her nose, but that is just me. I love the shear fabric as a prop offsetting the main subject. For me, it adds to the impression of silky smooth skin on the model.