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05/30/2004 09:42:45 PM · #1
Sounds kind of naughty at first glance, eh? I wasn't very happy with how the lighting turned out on this, and I did my usual thing and chose to submit the less obvious photo (since I love getting the "doesn't meet the challenge" comments... hehe), but I thought I'd share this anyway, since I do like it quite a lot.



I was going for a mood that is sort of a mixture of renaissance art and vintage erotica, without the people (I like the elaborate settings). Unfortunately, it's suffering a bit from compression, as I wanted to conserve space. Comments/critiques?
05/30/2004 09:45:17 PM · #2
Damn, looking at the three reject, I'm doomed for last :/

Message edited by author 2004-05-30 21:45:27.
05/30/2004 09:48:13 PM · #3
Originally posted by mocabela:

Sounds kind of naughty at first glance, eh? I wasn't very happy with how the lighting turned out on this, and I did my usual thing and chose to submit the less obvious photo (since I love getting the "doesn't meet the challenge" comments... hehe), but I thought I'd share this anyway, since I do like it quite a lot.



I was going for a mood that is sort of a mixture of renaissance art and vintage erotica, without the people (I like the elaborate settings). Unfortunately, it's suffering a bit from compression, as I wanted to conserve space. Comments/critiques?


Well I certainly would not have made any negative comments about lighting - or much else for that matter. It's a `super image.

(Edit for format)


Message edited by author 2004-05-30 21:49:15.
05/30/2004 09:53:11 PM · #4
Originally posted by BruB:

Damn, looking at the three reject, I'm doomed for last :/


LOL Don't get your hopes up. I can usually predict when my entry's going to confuse people, and I think the one I'm doing will be one of those. Still, I feel it's the better photograph.

Originally posted by photom:

Well I certainly would not have made any negative comments about lighting - or much else for that matter. It's a `super image.


Thanks! :)
05/30/2004 10:08:49 PM · #5
If this was your reject, I can't wait to see the one that you entered!

I am always tempted on shots like this to brighten up the darker parts and then add that soft glow effect, regardless of how overdone and cliched that may be. :-) This is a beautiful photo just as it is, but you might want to play with something like that just for fun. Great shot!
05/30/2004 10:09:52 PM · #6
Or maybe even some of that diffuse glow effect in PS...I kind of like that one myself. That's a great shot anyway, but since it's an outtake, have fun with it! :o)
05/30/2004 11:26:41 PM · #7
Thanks for the feedback... I'll probably play with it some more later :) Soft focus looked a tad hokey to me, but I have lots of other ideas still.
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