I keep meaning to write about this but keep forgetting!
The image is in fact a painting- no filters. The bottom panel is a timed exposure. At first I used a timer but it was too much so after I figured out about how much time she should be in the image for the opacity I wanted (about 60%) I would count 1 mississippi, 2 mississippi... well you get the picture :0) and then yell move! And she had to be real quick to not leave any trace of her. That's why the long exposure. The shorter the time the more 'ghost' images so I had to have a balance between that and the sharpness of her body.
I saw this in the triptych challenge and meant to comment but never made it back. I lvoe this set together and think you did a great job editing it. I'd love to know how you did the bottom panel. Excellent work!
This is a really brave take on the challenge. I like it, but there is something more i would like to see that i just cannot put my finger on. Perhaps a part of the body reaching into the third frame to justify the cut of in the first? I am not sure. Just a thought. hmmm...
Intriguing, and superb use of color. But I find myself wishing the model's head was in there too. Maybe not aligned with the body, and maybe some other body part in the third panel? But quite good anyway - 7
I like the background of this, but I find the addition of a headless model distracting, especially with a panel directly above the body where her head would be.
I'm not sure what was the purpose of leaving the head out of this one. In my opinion, It subtracts from the image. Otherwise, a very nice composition with pleasant colors. Looks like a painting, good job!
This is just so fantastic. I can't express how much I love it. The mixture of classic art and the modern feeling brought by the triptych and crop of the head works in a way I can't explain. I hope this ribbons. 10 and favorite.
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