after...
by taterbug

Comment:
I don't understand the title. after what? There is to much contrast, I think.

Natural
by Mal37

Comment:
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Message edited by author 2005-09-29 16:47:43.

Daily Routine
by HornOUBet

Comment:
The activity isn't something I'd normally want to see someone else perform. The model looks like she has good skin tone. It's a shame the pose doesn't do her justice.

Bare Bouldering
by hideout

Comment:
Well, I could say something about his body parts and the hard rocks, but i will not. It is an interesting study.

Centered
by dahkota

Comment:
a tender study. The light looks bright on the one side and part of the hand. I think I would like it more with the right side of the picture cropped in a little so the small amount of background wasn't showing. I makes the model seem wider, more of an optical illusion than because of the model's shape I fear.

Lone Dancer At Window
by Balko

Comment:
good idea. The brightness of the window complements the model. Imo, the picture needs a little bit of lighting on the foreside to create some more modeling.

An Angel Waits
by idnic

Comment:
This reminds me of an old pin-up type of photo. With this one I think it would have been better to see the face like in the old pin-ups and maybe a more elaborate set. The lighting is good.

Sunshine Kissed
by jseyerle

Comment:
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Message edited by author 2005-09-29 16:48:29.

Bauhaus
by whiteroom

Comment:
A German style of architecture begun by Walter Gropius in 1918. Well I don't get the title.
It's interesting with lot's of information. Here are two things that struck me right away: The lights in the curtains look like eyes. Why are the other models in the picture?
Overall, I find the photo to busy and since I have no hope of understanding it without more verbal information, I lose interest quickly.

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by alison05

Comment:
The lighting sculpts the body for the most part. The black area between the body and arm makes the arm look somewhat awkward. The tones of the arm and breast are really close and makes it difficult to separate the two. Maybe moving the light futher back and using a reflector in front would have created more shadowing.