by messerschmitt

Comment:
this is so fucking excellent, the wide angle and colors are really out-wordly, but suit very well. love it

I now pronounce you...
by cynthiann

Comment:
absolutely gorgeous picture. if you told me this was shot on a asa1600 film i'd totally believe it! the lighting, expression and dark shadows are just wonderful and raw. going into my favs

Hussy
by Zigomar

Comment:
dude, that's a really great one! didn't know you were into set up studio stuff...haha
oh and have i already mentioned to you that your gf is gorgeous? ;)
grats on the top 20 to both of you!

Streets of Night
by BrianMcGuffog

Comment:
ha! almost has a pinhole camera feel to it...
lovely blurry monochrome image!

When Nothing's Left
by violinist123

Comment:
haha, very creative way of shoehorning a nude study into a poverty challenge...lol
seriously tho i kinda like your interpratation on this, even though i think the image itself (especially her expression) is misleading.
the b&w treatment and lighting are excellent.

Forgotten
by pete0121

Comment:
great b&w image! i really like the fact that you included all the suroundings like the improvised "door" and that weird mannequin's leg...;)
very good comp and b&w treatment!

Tips Please?
by Spongetoast

Comment:
c'mon this guy does not look poor by any means! he's got the talent, will and equipment to make a living, he certainly enjoys what he does and he probably earns some good money at what he does. not like he's some poor cripple guy that needs social welfare...
b&w editing is good, im just wondering whether you'll be dq'ed for the vignette...

Carefree childhood
by Zigomar

Comment:
nice set up shot! you should have cropped in a little closer though...
;)

by Mephisto

Comment:

Originally posted by salmiakki: Great composition. The sky must have been so blue, did you use a polariser?

nope, i don't even have one of those...
the dark sky was achieved by using a red filter in PP plus a gradient curves adjustment to selctively darken the upper left part of the sky.
thx for the feedback everyone!

40
by hanneke

Comment:
thats pretty wild. reminds me of those buddhist divinities with 3 heads and such...;)
good photoshop work (or just simple douple/triple exposure?) and great tones. i like