Water Bearing Through Time
by labuds

Comment:
Nice but I think it might have looked nicer if the speed was longer and have the sensation of water movement instead of freezing the water. Sorry not a winner

MAID
by DrJOnes

Comment:
Good day Dr. Jones . . .

It's hard to by anonymous with a recognized style and redhead such as your muse.

Overall picture, very nice

Other comments:
I feel that the pose lacks of involvement with her enviroment. If she was dusting or making the bed or something, it would have been better in my opinion.
The background looks like a projected background . . . but. . . I Think this is not the case because the sahows are consistent with the lighting setup and I think that I see the lighting prop on the right side of the mirror, but it could be a flook . . .

I like your style, I would love to see you in action.

Fred

Hidden Fantasy
by Gil P

Comment:
Hi Gil P
Nice idea, hard to figure where is the miror and what it's real

Back-Light
by Screechington

Comment:
Not backlite sorry.
Nice shot anyway

Surprised
by LoulouNoire

Comment:
I Like the gown and the light but the shot looks too snapshot like. Looks like you got a hell of a talk after this shot was taken . . .

At least with rent, there is no bill.
by hyphaefungi

Comment:
Sorry, Overexpossed

PC Words
by zeon

Comment:
Sorry not very good.
The shutter speed was not right. You can see the refresh bar and the white balance is off, it;s too grainy and nothing is readeable..
Best of luck next time

Beauty is a Form of Genius ...
by lagavulin

Comment:
Very interesting Picture. I do not like the shadow formation in the left armpit. It breaks the silouhette I think if the model raised her arms, the effect would have been more apealing.
But that's just me

Lassie, Home Safe and Sound
by phraid2002

Comment:

Originally posted by photom: Very nice exposure - flat (overcast?) lighting was your friend. Good model - composition a bit centered. Artistically - remove the green sprig on the bottom edge. Newsworthy - maybe, just maybe in a small rural paper.

Actually it was very windy and the dog was placed in the shadows of the barn (background) and used 1200w from two lights to remove the shadows
the fstop was around 19 i believe

Extarordinary sighting
by phraid2002

Comment:
For those who wondered or care it was a dog toy being moved around on a string tied to the overhang of my front porch. I focused on the trees, reduce my speed and spun the disk around.