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29/10/2010 - 2:16 PM
The Porcelain Girl
Jim,If I saw this image promoting an exhibition, I most probably wouldn't bother to go and see it! There are far better images on your site. This image has a lot of flaws, not least of which is the strong black line coming out of the models neck. The pose is uncomfortable, the underwear isn't particulalry flattering, and the high key effect looks washed out. You can (and have) done a lot better than this!
30/09/2010 - 1:29 PM
What are you reading
The exposure of the model is spot on, but the light from the window is over cooked... the result being the book (which I struggled to find) is lost. The title would suggest the book was a key element in the picture.
30/08/2009 - 3:39 PM
Quite Time
I really enjoyed this picture. Minor critique is that I would have used the eye as the point of focus.
30/08/2009 - 12:12 PM
Kinky
I don't think this works for me. The model is obviously attractive, and the mono treatment suits the image, but it all goes a bit awry from there.The pose doesn't look to comfortable, and doesn't show the model at her best. The boots, the title of the photo, don't get the prominence they deserve.
I like the idea so hope you've got a few more in this vein to work on and upload.
Still gets a vote though.
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