An Apricot Entendre
by KHolt

Comment:
nice texture! Why does it remind me my own shot from the last P challenge? :P

Mama? Is that you??
by pamelasue

Comment:
Funny idea, I like it! The only thing which bothers me is the crop at the bottom..

Taking a drink after a gig
by birkin

Comment:
This is a really funny shot! I love it! Well lit, too!

Expecting
by adine

Comment:
nice idea and well shot! (reminds me my own shot from the last personificaton challenge :P). I'd prefer something a little more interesting for the background.

Human Foetus: in Utero
by hotpasta

Comment:
Beautiful Ursulian shot. And a very interesting idea, too. One of my favs!

I - C - U
by sherpet

Comment:
This is a pretty good idea, but the lighting is too harsh, the leaf lacks the subtle texture.

The Heartbeat of Trees
by bucket

Comment:
This is a fresh look at the subject. I like it!

Down The Rabbit Hole
by grigrigirl

Comment:
this one I really like! Actually, maybe I'd like it even more in b/w. I am not sure I get the red tint at the top of the photo.

Exit the solar system. Comet McNaught. To return in 300,000 years.
by John White

Comment:
Stunning work John! Congrats on shot and all the accolades, completely deserved... btw, what is DUGG?

passion
by hanneke

Comment:

Originally posted by biteme: hmm these are freckles.. I don't really feel like "changing" a part that's really a part of a model. thanks for your comment!

this is your choice :). But it is not like you didn't change anything when you did the processing, you actually have changed a lot from the "natural" look of the models anyway. I don't think her skin really has this tint :). I think that your processing (nice one!) kind of exaggerated the freckles on the arm in comparison to the rest of the body, so toning them down a bit would be more flattering and in a sense, more "natural". After all, this is a posed portrait of a nice-looking couple kissing, not a candid street photography. JMO, of course.

Message edited by author 2007-02-05 02:12:28.