Come This Way
by rscorp

Comment by Brad:
Oh now this is a great shot.
Not only is the composition and setup good, the toning used was great!

Come This Way
by rscorp

Comment by CalliopeKel:
Hauntingly Beautiful. Love it.

Come This Way
by rscorp

Comment by Jutilda:
Oh cool. She almost has a sorceress quality in this one. What a fun model. I want to go romp in the cornfields too!!!

Glance
by rscorp

Comment by rasdub:
Very nice portrait. I like the use of the stalks in the picture (looks like corn, sugar cane, or bamboo). The hair over her eye also works really well as it kind of gives you that peeking glance feeling to go along with peeking from the stalks. The hair that is "blown out" is really the only thing that I can complain about, but that is pretty minor. I like this shot better than the other one you have posted in your portfolio on this young lady.

Medieval Fabrics
by rscorp

Comment by briantammy:
like a dreamy cloth world.

Lavanderia
by rscorp

Comment by glad2badad:
Wonderful lighting/exposure here! Very good use of leading lines in the composition as well. Very warm, happy feeling image. Great job seeing and capturing this!

Smile and keep having fun!

Lavanderia
by rscorp

Comment by Jutilda:
Oh I love this. The sense of perspective is great. The leading line works so well. The rich earthy tones of the street and building are very soothing. I like the softness of it. Really nice.

Laundry
by rscorp

Comment by rscorp:
A glow filter which I toned down about 40% or so, and also decreased saturation believe it or not.

Laundry
by rscorp

Comment by Jutilda:
Nice post editing. I like the richness of the tonality and the softness. Is this using the glow filter? (my favorite )

The Shakes
by rscorp

Comment by SJCarter:
Looks like you've got good focus and I like the natural color tones, but I think the movement blur loses a bit in the translation for me personally. I like the water droplets flying through the air, but the feather puffball is not a good look for the hawk IMHO. :-/ I think it's certainly an interesting and unusual take on a bird of prey... I dunno - it's growing on me. :-) Cool capture any way you slice it!