Nice image, but for the life of me, I can't figureout what her waist size is!! Idon't understand your measuring tape. How did you get this to desaturate flesh tones without affecting the yellow of the tape? I've tried this technique and I've had a hard time separating fleshtones from yellows. Great job, nice image and good luck in the challenge. 8
One of my two favourites.The mochrome vs yellow works great and the measure lint (don't know if that is the right English word) works great on the body profile and is nicely positioned above the belly button.
Bold, original idea that works for me. The theme is clearly yellow, and I like the composition. Have you tried fiddling with the light so that there is more dark, especially on the left side of the photo? That may create more contrast and more interest. Very cool work.
Excellent shot. Love how you have saturated the colour to B&W leaving the main colour intact. Composition is very interesting and this shot caught my eye because your image is different and very creative. Overall an excellent shot showing the colour yellow. GL
really neat shot! normally, i don't like the "desaturate all but one color channel" shots, but it fits perfectly for this theme, and probably even this pic (though i'd like to see the original in color, too). very nice job
This is probably the most effective use of desaturation in the entire challenge. Very sharp focus where it should be sharp and a nice tie-in with the title of the photo. Lighting is excellent.
I saw the same kind of photo as this in a stock photo catalogue only last week, but I must say your version is better by far. The lighting is optimal here. When I look at this my head wants to lean to the left for some reason. I now the subject is standing straight but you have given the illusion of her leaning to the left of the photo. The only thing that distracts me a little is the gray area next to the number 6. Great job, Kiwi = 10!