I found this while studying up for the color portrait challenge...wow! It's stunning. What a beautiful image. I wasn't a member during the voting period for this one, but it would have been a 10 from me! :o)
Beautiful shot. The skin tones and the captivating eyes are great. The only thing I didn't like, was the border. Seeing her hair between the white line and the edge of the frame is a little distracting. 9
Lovely, and I have two suggestions: a bit more DOF so her shoulder is in focus, and move that one strand of hair from her right cheek. Otherwise flawless job. Oh...I don't like the white frame the way you did it, but remember, that's just an issuse of taste. I like the white surrounded by solid black. Lovely model and you did her proud!
Very nice. Would like to see more of her head though. I'm not real fond of the crop. The eyes are great though, and the skin tones too. I think an 8 from me.
I like the composition here. I also like the expression. The only thing I notice is a lot of the foundation makeup shows up around the eyebrows in this one. I'm not sure if you could polish that up in PhotoShop or not... but overall I like the image a lot. Good luck!
Great shot. Very clear. I notice a bit of grain on the neck. The hand is a good addition but I wish I see more. One of the best that I've seen so far. More to go.
This is a nice photo which is well executed but with the clarity being so sharp it is almost harsh. I won't take off for it, but my personal preference would have been to see this softer -- but that is a 'personal' opinion. Great job.
Nice lighting, lovely skin tones, attractive portrait. The unusual aspect ratio is challenging and I can't make up my mind about it and maybe the border interferes. never mind, the overall effect is great.
Really good, framing, light, make-up, pose, expression, everything just adds together to make a great picture. Doesn't hurt that your model is beautiful either. 10
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