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A stunning quality piece of work, Les 
Trev
Trev
This is an excellent portrait that really transcends the border into Fine Art for me Les. The models vulnerability comes across very well and as usual your concept, lighting and processing are first class.
Derek
Derek
Thanks for your comments and likes.
Richard the softbox was just the frame with a grid fitted so no diffusion.
Thanks Derek for the mention of Fine Art, that was the look with the set up and more so with my the processing that I was after.
Mike, good suggestion, thank you, I wanted the straight on side look to keep the lines clean if know what I mean, will revisit the others to see if I have one nearer what you suggest.
Richard the softbox was just the frame with a grid fitted so no diffusion.
Thanks Derek for the mention of Fine Art, that was the look with the set up and more so with my the processing that I was after.
Mike, good suggestion, thank you, I wanted the straight on side look to keep the lines clean if know what I mean, will revisit the others to see if I have one nearer what you suggest.
Really wonderful work, I don't think I've ever seen her fully clothed. Which isn't a bad thing.
Very nice Les
Lovely work Les, isn't she a great model.
Darren.
Darren.
Love it, great shot!
Interesting how we try and analyse things. I thought you'd used a softbox for general lighting and put a snooted spot on her face...
I have a small niggle Les - her feet seem to draw my eye. No, I don't have a foot fetish! They just do...
Other than that it's a really nice image!
Cheers, Goggz
I have a small niggle Les - her feet seem to draw my eye. No, I don't have a foot fetish! They just do...
Other than that it's a really nice image!
Cheers, Goggz
Cheers Pete, the feet were/are an issue to me also, I did think of cloning them out just to give it better symmetary. If I use it elsewhere for a comp etc I may attend to her feet, lighting I think we'll leave that for now LOL, thanks for your feedback though.
