Ghost in the Mix
by mocabela

Comment by Jinjit:
I think you succeeded very well in the watercolor feel, but as an abstract, I am not too crazy about it.
I think it's the colors that are making it look too harsh for my taste.

Edit: typos... sorry.

Message edited by author 2005-02-18 17:54:54.

A Painter's Thoughts
by mocabela

Comment by Jinjit:
This one really has very appealing colors.
I like it very much.

I see you . . .
by mocabela

Comment by Jinjit:
Amazing eyes!
I'm not too crazy about that funny face you're doing, but I like the lights and the texture of the skin.
and the eyes... did I say they are amazing?

I see you . . .
by mocabela

Comment by Toniann220:
i like this a lot

I see you . . .
by mocabela

Comment by Alexys:
Great portrait. I really the tones of this pic. 7

I see you . . .
by mocabela

Comment by floyd:
Great light and pose but seems like totally the wrong framing. Such a striking image would work well dead centre and perhaps also in portrait format. Excellent technicals, though. Very striking and attractive. 8

I see you . . .
by mocabela

Comment by heida:
Dark and moody I like it, would have liked to see a clean backround though maybe :) - 8

I see you . . .
by mocabela

Comment by Anachronite:
nice pose... seems very natural and a little quirky? which is always a good thing... kinda sexy? might just be the subject though :o) either way, I like this one a lot.. great balance and light..

I see you . . .
by mocabela

Comment by scalvert:
Hi, Mocabela (I assume). Nice pic ya got here. Looks like the tone is intentionally dark, but you did a good job holding the highlights. Given the title, I wish you were looking directly at the camera (looks like your eyes are focused a little above the lens).

I see you . . .
by mocabela

Comment by Neil:
Returning for comment. This is pretty intense--I really like the contrast here and the very sharp capture. I think it's great but I do have two suggestions for small improvements: I think both your hands should have been flush againt the cheek like the right, and then if it were just a bit more off center. I'd like to know a bit about your B&W conversion tecnique--I really like this. Bumping up.