I can agree that I maybee should have removed a little more red and cropped the photo in the top and to the right. The blue light is offcourse removed in my copies.
I can agree that I maybee should have removed a little more red and cropped the photo in the top and to the right. The blue light is offcourse removed in my copies.
Wish she had been holding the guitar a bit higher, but it's not like you can say excuse me, more guitar. but the fact you caught her with the hair in motion is nice
A really super bass player study. The machine heads, the terrific hair and the awful tattoos, the facial expression and posture, and even the blue stage light; it all works to create a lot of interest and impact. Excellent composition, well captured & processed. 8
The way the light works with her hair and how her hair flows keeps my eye in top of the frame, looking at here face. I like that effect. Under normal circumstances (when you are not limited to dpc basic ruls) you'd probably clone out the light above the head. So let's think that away and you've got a good portrait. 7
Great tatoos and hair. But WHY include half a hand? If you're going to have a hand, have the WHOLE hand. Also, I'd have placed her nearer the right edge of the frame, otherwise the composition feels unbalanced and unimaginative.
The flowing hair gives action and life to the picture. The tattoos are nice. It's too bad the blue light wasn't in a slightly different position, looks like it's growing out of her head. 9.
fun capture of hair, some tone adjustment to reduce the red would have helped. The bass head and half a hand is all that is captured turning those elements to distractions instead of major elements
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