Alternate view
by Lonz

Comment by gwe21:
interesting use of an umbrella. I like it

Alternate view
by Lonz

Comment by brownguy:
I really like being confused at first on what this is, but when I did I really enjoyed it. Beautifully lit, and very interesting. I just don't like how the lines in the umbrella lead my eyes out of the picture.

"Grifo" - Free Study (Jul. 8th, 2002 - Jul. 14th, 2002)
by Lonz

Comment by HeiSch:
Hmm, the only thing missing is the date display that was in the original. Just kidding - of course. Very successful reshooting. I like the way your froze the water and the amount of light you brought into the sink.

Jamie Neligan
by Lonz

Comment by daboardergirl:
hmm. see, i like the lighting in this one

Jamie Neligan
by Lonz

Comment by TCGuru:
nice pose, nice look in his eye, nice catchlights, love the processing! your lighting is very flat in this shot... it looks 2D... what happened?

Ummmm
by Lonz

Comment by Moose408:
Like the DOF, but not sure of the pose. The knee keeps grabbing my attention, which I guess is ok if the idea is that you are caught trying to look up the skirt. But the photo doesn't covey that.

Alternate view
by Lonz

Comment by Chinarosepetal:
I like the everydayness of this shot :)

Alternate view
by Lonz

Comment by Coley:
A very interesting study ... good focus good light

Adam - Almost 7 months old.
by Lonz

Comment by TCGuru:
Isn't it nice to be a photographer so you can have photos of the little brutes every month and not have to pay an arm and a leg?? :D

Lighting is perfect man!

Karah
by Lonz

Comment by TCGuru:
I really like your light! The light falls away perfectly into shadow (no harsh lines), the catchlights are beautiful (they don't eat the pupils), and her skin is lovely with this light :) The only thing I see that could use a bit of differentating, is the angle of her face. Be super careful shooting someone straight on, even if you only turn them a little bit, it makes a world of difference (just don't let the nose bisect the far cheek) and women will love you because it thins them a little... remember that if there are 2 of anything, put them at different levels... even that is just a tiny nit-pick thing and the photo is great the way it is :)