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by bobonacus

Comment:
Great job on avoiding a reflection in the glasses. The fact that we can see a small amount of the eyelid above the glasses is really drawing my eye for some reason but I like the graduated highkey affect

brolly hopping
by Connor

Comment:
Last time I lend you my camera :)

7 Marriette.jpg
by ErikV

Comment:
I agree with Leo, in fact I had a play with darkening the face a little..... i actually managed to ruin it mind you.... it's a gift lol :)

Lashes (Re-edited).jpg
by Paul

Comment:
ooooooo I like this.
Great use of selective desat and just brilliant lighting

old fashioned girl
by Jutilda

Comment:
this is a beautiful portrait with a real old world feel

Punky
by Paul

Comment:
nice edgy portrait. I think the vignette, grain and highkey work well here

A Woman with a Veil
by denbote

Comment:
Well you've done a beautiful job here. It looks like an old master's painting.
I'm so taken with Asian models that I have arranged to shoot a chinese girl soon, I just hope I can make my shots look as good as this one.

4190386850
by bobonacus

Comment:
Nice family portrait. I find that this kind of shot can look even better if you use a step ladder and take the shot from high up to add perspective.
I would also be tempted to have the lad wear white as well.
I'm sure some people will think the pose leads to a disconect between the subjects but I really like it.

Day Five
by LMA128

Comment:
Well Leanna I'm with Ken, you have a great look.
In terms of the picture, I like the high key combined with the way in which you make both eyes pop even though your left is barely visible.
The use of negative space and the fade from your hair into it works very well indeed.

I may have been tempted to remove that stray hair but in some ways it works so not sure

Cohen
by njsabs

Comment:
This is a great shot, he looks like such a happy little chap.
I love the sparkle in the eye. The crop is really nice, I'm a big fan of negative space.
I did this pic for a friend recently and I think it would work really well for Cohen