Castle shoot wit Marith
by mckphotography

Comment:
Nice work controlling the back light.

Health
by adigitalromance

Comment:
This made me laugh. Ain't it the truth.

Mystery
by pforg

Comment:
Once upon a midnight dreary, whilst I pondered weak and wearyĆ¢€Ā¦

Great treatment.

Return
by Alyn

Comment:
This is a great work of art... yes, it started with photos, but there is so much more. I absolutely love it.

IMG_2814_95101fin
by JulietNN

Comment:
What a marvelously captivating image. Absolutely love the lighting. Did you use one of the "beauty lights" that I hear about from time to time?

FWIW... This model is stunning, but the next time you shoot this model, buy her a Big Mac and fries. ;-)

IMNSHO, this is another JulietNN home-run .

boogieeyes
by kristie

Comment:
What a cutie with all grown-up hair. Great shot of a lovely young lady.

IMG_3777_109411fin1
by JulietNN

Comment:
What an astonishing photo. I have never been able to get that feel.

Beautiful model; no one has skin that beautiful. Care to share what processing you used?

Anyway, this is just beautiful in every respect. I love it.

_MG_3688
by franktheyank

Comment:
What is that emotion? :-)

Very intriguing shot.

5 p.m. - Tea time!
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
Love the shot. The model is lovely and the color balance and saturation makes her look a bit like she steped out of pages of Alice in Wonderland or Pippi Long Stocking.

I saw the comment about the lack of hair motion that wind would have produced. However, with a 1/13 second exposure, she would not have had to be rotating very fast to get that amount of 'panning.' I am curious about what caused the ghost on the right side of the photo. It looks like a tall person or tree or some photoshop artifact.

For what it worth, I would suggest this is certainly panning using a fixture. Ain't fixtures wonderful. :-)

In any event, this certainly deserves it place.

Bill

Happy Valley
by Tiberius

Comment:
Ok... I give up. How did you do this? As the model is very beautiful etc, I get the feeling this must be a reflection of a large add, but I can't understand why is cut up by the train (?) windows.

Truly a fascinating photo.