Yankie Girls, We Make Em Tough
by JulietNN

Comment by Car54:
I like the composition and message.

Yankie Girls, We Make Em Tough
by JulietNN

Comment by joeyz101:
Creative, funny and well shot! Great job, one of my favorites!

Yankie Girls, We Make Em Tough
by JulietNN

Comment by liberty:
Great quality image...8

Off The Cuff Shot
by JulietNN

Comment by vawendy:
You've been awarded the bluebird award!


Posthumous ribbons thread

Off The Cuff Shot
by JulietNN

Comment by posthumous:
Outstanding shot, great darks and highlights.

Off The Cuff Shot
by JulietNN

Comment by wphunt10:
I elected to use a rating table to decide on what value to assign during voting.
Here’s the table:
1 No Animal/People Interaction
2 Slightly Appealing, but no Animal/People Interaction
3 Moderately Appealing, but on Animal/People Interaction
4 Greatly Appealing, but no Animal/People interaction
5 Not Appealing, but possessing Animal/People Interaction
6 Slightly Appealing and possessing Animal/People Interaction
7 Moderately Appealing and possessing Animal/People Interaction
8 Greatly Appealing and possessing Animal People Interaction
9 Better than #8, and caused an audible sigh
10 Better than #9, and would likely declare it a favorite

Off The Cuff Shot
by JulietNN

Comment by got2bgutsy:
Love the contrast!

Off The Cuff Shot
by JulietNN

Comment by Haneck:
I love this so much. The rich contrasts and tones, the black and white... delightful. And the interaction you've captured between person and dog is unique and intricate. 9 :)

Femme Noir
by JulietNN

Comment by Covert_Oddity:
Very interesting fashion style shoot. It's a touch too dark in areas for me, like the lower right corner. Also, the background object in the right is obviously there without being identifiable which I don't think helps.

Femme Noir
by JulietNN

Comment by Louis:
Neat idea, and nice soft light for this, but too smooth in my view... would have benefited more from a restrained "film grain" effect. Though I'm not crazy about the large area of upper right negative space, I'm interested in what's on the backdrop. If it's light, bravo! More of that would have been fantastic. Forties-era glamour portraits usually have very idiosyncratic light arrangements on backdrops, and this reminds me of that. (If it's just pattern on canvas, well composed anyway.) 6

Message edited by author 2009-11-08 12:18:12.