Rachel
Comments by Jeff Dye on Sat, 08/03/13 10:44 Nicely done. Don't always have to see the face to have a good portrait. Maybe a little
Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sat, 08/03/13 11:32 I like the high contrast nature of your portraiture of Rachel with her gazing out the window working to bring a contemplative thoughtful feel to the image. I particularly like this picture when set against a black background. Comments by Michael Meek on Sat, 08/03/13 11:42 Gorgeous. I like how the window frame supports her back and seat while the absence of a frame where she is gazing supports her meditation. Her feet crossed like that conveys youth and innocence for some reason and adds a good deal to the poignancy of the scene. The missing tip of her dress does mysterious things to my head. I remember one of Bradley's pictures of a flying seagull in which the tip of one wing just touched the frame. I thought that was a touch of genius in that picture and I think that now for this picture, but I can't explain it. Comments by Ernest Cadegan on Sat, 08/03/13 12:24 RE: the dress touching the frame. I think as photographers we need to
Comments by Sandi MacDonald on Sat, 08/03/13 13:55 Great portrait. Love the soft lighting. My only nit is the knots on the wood.;-) Comments by John Long on Sun, 08/04/13 04:21 I love the lighting and pose, but Racharl's hands do not appear to be relaxed. The clipping at the base worries me. Comments by Tony Scheuhammer on Sun, 08/04/13 06:13 Thanks folks.
Comments by Linda Frey on Sun, 08/04/13 14:30 Nicely done, Tony. Comments by Maria Salvador on Sun, 08/04/13 15:16 Beautiful dreamy mood. Everything looks perfect on my monitor. Comments by Jacky on Sun, 08/11/13 00:52 Love this. Evocative. Excellent. |
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