Woman Ashamed of Her Own Nakedness
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment by BeeGee:
Oh please, not ANOTHER uncreative use of selective desat. Sorry, but I've definitely seen too many of these on this site. Yours is about the 7th picture I rate and the third I comment on in this challenge. Sorry, I really don't care for this too much. Composition is a bit lame, title even more so. The shot is technically weak, in my perception, either soft or pixelated or overcompressed.

No offense, please, I'm just giving you my honest feedback. I don't care for the "nice" comments that don't tell me why people do or don't like my shots, so I treat others' work the same way.

Bruno

Flowing From the Old to the New
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment by briantammy:

Flowing From the Old to the New
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment by sump:
A little too creative for me. The placement is okay though.

Flowing From the Old to the New
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment by ajmason66:
interesting idea...

Flowing From the Old to the New
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment by eschelar:
I really like the Idea here. but I would have to say that something about the way it was done leaves a little to be desired. I wonder if you could have used macro and shallow depth of field to some effect with the idea of using a sheet.

I'm sure others will comment on the rest of the issues, such as the lighting on the black curtain and the red cast on the white sheet.

Well done on actually doing something and entering it, which is better than I could say for myself.

Woman Ashamed of Her Own Nakedness
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment by Cools:
heavy....

Flowing From the Old to the New
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment by phyatt:
I like the creativity.

Flowing From the Old to the New
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment by jphotos:
took me awhile to realize the sheet was supposed to be milk.

Woman Ashamed of Her Own Nakedness
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment by aronya1:
Nice imagery. The red is a little too neon, IMHO.

After the Storm
by Buckeye_Fan

Comment by scalvert:
Coool... this looks like a Maxfield Parrish painting (and it's the unreal sky that does it).