piazza sempione
by kiwiness

Comment by Krisby:
hope she didn't go out in this one :) coulde get a bit "nippy"

le petit fleur mon coeur
by kiwiness

Comment by kiwiness:

Originally posted by Alain_cdn: This is a great picture, I'm giving it a 8. But your title.... well, to tell you exactly, this is a very bad translation. It should be "La petite fleur", but don't worry, I did not remove any points because of that.

Yeah my French sux I know, thanks for the correction :)

I know I went out of the box on this one, but the description said "Choose your interpretation of this lovely topic" so depicting a heart wasn't really necessary. I guess many people didn't know the French word "coeur" means heart. And my little hearts in between the words are far too soft as well. Oh well, I'm still very happy with this image. Thanx for your votes and comments.

9 1/2 Weeks
by kiwiness

Comment by samanwar:
Wooo, nice pose ..

9 1/2 Weeks
by kiwiness

Comment by Philos:
This is teriffic, how did you do the lighting?

9 1/2 Weeks
by kiwiness

Comment by regardlessnibbs:
Loves the photo. Nicely done.

piazza sempione
by kiwiness

Comment by MacDonald:
if you were going for a bordello type feeling, you did it well...... placing the model in a differnt background would have given this shot a haute couture tone..... very well photographed

piazza sempione
by kiwiness

Comment by ShotMD:
Nice pose. Good model. I like the splash of wall color. This was a good challenge to use a nude in, which is sometimes risky on DPC.

9 1/2 Weeks
by kiwiness

Comment by Rikki:
My fave movie from that decade. Damn that Mickey rourke and Kim Bassinger! That fridge scene was great! Wonderful exploitation of that movie and great shadows and definitions. Thanks for the memories.

piazza sempione
by kiwiness

Comment by bravo six:
I like the contrast (and the subject matter), nice shot.

piazza sempione
by kiwiness

Comment by Azrifel:
I'm pretty sure that this is the same girl as Peter photographed in the 80s challenge. :)
Pretty cool shot. I might have preffered a vertical shift to get the feet in the shot, in exchange for less of the wall at the top, but on the other hand that might also make it feel a bit crowded. Also a little light to fill the left side of the head and the shadow behind her wouldn't hurt.