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Lead image; soulful.
V1; seductive.
In my humble opinion, John.
John
V1; seductive.
In my humble opinion, John.
John
I like the opener, John; rather a lot, in fact.
Theoretically looking into the nostrils isn't ideal; however, the bridge of the nose leads to the eyes, and the eyes and hand combine to create the distant, soulful expression. The version is more directly intimate, almost challenging. Skin tone in both is superb.
Regards
Bill
Theoretically looking into the nostrils isn't ideal; however, the bridge of the nose leads to the eyes, and the eyes and hand combine to create the distant, soulful expression. The version is more directly intimate, almost challenging. Skin tone in both is superb.
Regards
Bill
Beautiful dreamy images
I like the soft dreamy misty ambience in the lead image, John, and that's my preference. As mentioned above her droopy eye in the version is a bit "morning after" and not very flattering, tho the image does grow on you (me). While also a pleasant picture, Alfies brighter b&w mod loses the attractive ambience of your lead.
James
James
Lead image is lovely and beautifully taken. I don't see anything even remotely seductive in the version.
It's a very unflattering image and one I would probably have deleted. Strange, but not unusual, how different
people see things differently, sometimes even Very !.
Nothing wrong with the photography, just the expression that was captured.
It's a very unflattering image and one I would probably have deleted. Strange, but not unusual, how different
people see things differently, sometimes even Very !.
Nothing wrong with the photography, just the expression that was captured.
It has all been said, John...a really superb, dreamy contemplative lead image, followed by a version where there's a need to turn on that shower in the bg so that she sobers up.
I would interpret these two beautiful images as seductively directed to the person present (I would say 'man' but you can't be sure now-a-days.)
The lead has great feel to it, John.....pensive, yes, soulful. I am not so in love with the version...The lead is beautiful.
Peter
Peter
