Communication Breakdown
by escapetooz

Comment by nicoledee:
i love this

What's To Come...
by escapetooz

Comment by smilebig4me1x:
*happy Dance* woohoo..congrats! that is a lovely spot for a studio. definate possabilties in that room. real hardwood floors have so much more character than that laminete (sp?) crap. cant wait to see some photos from that room. now..let those creative juices flow sista!
~~Cher~~

Unfinished Project
by escapetooz

Comment by smilebig4me1x:
Very cute little series here. I love it. my fav is the bottom right one. sorry to hear about having to move..hopefuly you found an awesome place and will be better off without them. cant wait to see the photos of the new place.
~~Cher~~

What's To Come...
by escapetooz

Comment by Pug-H:
Woo Hoo! indeeeeeed. How fabulous to have your own studio. Good luck with it.

Zohra
by escapetooz

Comment by hanneke:
gorgeous portrait!

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Comment by Telehubbie:
Very nice Monica! Like the others said, the lighting is superb! I love the composition here. Keep that model's number for future shoots, she has a nice exotic look.

The Walk Home
by escapetooz

Comment by tnun:
Don't know whether to start with the story (to be able to walk btwn gma and ggma w. one's dog!) or the nice contre-jour and the most eloquent shadows. I'm just a sucker for it all.

by escapetooz

Comment by JulietNN:
That is the cutest girl I have seen in a long time. The expression is great, she blends into the colours around her, without blending into the colours. Definetly a tom boy look going on here. Slight blow out on the head canapy, but nothing major, the background adds to the tomboyishness of the picture. She looks like she would be fun at any party.

Zohra
by escapetooz

Comment by Pixlmaker:
I didn't vote in this challenge, but this one should have scored a little higher. It's a great shot, and she's beautiful! Definitely a shot to be proud of.

Travelers
by escapetooz

Comment by citymars:
I like full-bodied and environmental portraits. Without meaning to criticize, I'm trying to figure out what makes a photo a snapshot and what makes it more professional? (And then when I learn, I can begin to apply it myself). :-)
In this case it may just be the very candid nature, and the fact it's a little soft. None of which takes away from the fact this is a treasured moment!