focal lenght 42 mm. postwork:curves,levels, old style photo from nik collection, contrast, adjust colour, clone out two small lines from the background clone a very small area on the top left. crop.
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Wow even before I looked at your title I said vintage to myself, excellent job capturing one word. I think it is a great talent to be able to create something that so clearly define on adjective.
This is a very striking piece and very well composed. I think people try so hard to come up all kids of crazy ideas when you were able to come up with a pretty simple concept and be the only one to shot something like this, and do a great job.
The lighting is prefect and does not create and harsh lines. Also the coloring is great I think you have found the prefect tint for this piece. Overall this is a very wonderful piece. I look forward to your future challenges.
This is one of my favourites.
I love the composition and the lines in the image. The exposure is spot on, and the Sepia conversion works exactly as it should. 9
Different and interesting concept, it looks like a Latin sculpture. I like the idea to play around with this kind of light cloth. The models pose is okay and fit's to the concept and title. But what I dont like ist your cropping. I am open minded about breaking composition rules and trying out some new ideas, but I dont think, that it was the right decision in this case. Nevertheless, good luch in the challenge! (6)
Different, lots of textures, good pose and very nice. The crop at the face is a little strangely placed. I think this would work better with the whole head showing, even if the face were turned so the person can't be recognized. Good shot.
This is nice. I wish her face and fingers were not cropped out..that her neck were a little more relaxed and accepting of the moment. If i crop the left side out and no longer see the right hand and tense neck, then i no longer see a sense of discomfort and i can focus on the beauty of the body. Its really a very beautiful image when i crop out the discomfort. I hope you will try that.
this makes me think of the paintings from a long time ago. I like the fact that the model seems to be very natural with the posing. great body for a setting and concept like this!
the lighting really works in your photo, the shadows of the fabric are lovely. I can also see you paid a lot of attention to the details. nice!
I think this is an interesting idea, but the composition feels a little strange to me. There is a nice flow from top left to bottom right, but my eye keeps getting stuck in the top left expecting to see all or none of the model's face.
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