Release
by Geocide

Comment:
I love the pose. I love it just the way it is.

Restrained Romance
by angela_packard

Comment:
I like the image. I think you pulled off bringing it out of the fetish and into the art zone.

At the Crack of Dawn
by Twyla

Comment:
haha, that's probibally one of the funniest ones I have seen. I love the use of the white space. It really brigs the eyes to the unusualy spot and challenges the mind.

Relax
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
I don't really like the nipple rings because it dates the photo; however it is nice. The angles are just right for a forshortened look.

c h r y s a l i s
by CalliopeKel

Comment:
That definetly wearded me out at first, but I like it, though I can't really explain why.

joebook020.jpg
by robwooly

Comment:
Where the model's look is lacking you have made up for it well with the fluf.

dpk2.jpg
by alonzo4b

Comment:
Pretty, nice light and color. Those Eyes are what draw you in. The right eye and the left nipple catch your eye. Great use multi-focus of symphonic composure.

Triple Threat
by franksimms

Comment:
Great work, but the photo on the left most cuts off the toes. I know how hard it is working with a live model. You have to make them feel confortable and that they are the most beautiful person on the planet. Make sure the studio is comfortable for them and be on time and prepaired with blankets and towels. Let the model contribute as much as they feel comfortable. That's when you can really bring out their personality. Some people only have one expression, I would have liked to see multiple expressions giving me the feeling that she has something interresting to say about herself or about you the author or maybe something I have never thought about before. Try finding the real focus and place that 3/4th the way down. Look for something unique. Old, young, nude or clothed it doesn't matter, as an artist you are looking for something deeper a meaning that touches you, maybe the model and possibly your audience.