eta: LOLOL. Coming back to this and my comment, I just realized what angle this was taken at. Hmmm...a helluva lot more interesting than I thought but since it was lost on me, I don't know. Funny because I did give it some time. I guess I've earned the "perma-ignore button" from you?
Sherwin-The composition looks a bit static but I wonder if you packaged it this way not to offend the voters (or those who don't understand that tilts are ok). I prefer this...
a cool perspective that I haven't seen before. I wish you'd went there, instead.
I have come back to this several times, and it grows on me more with each new viewing. I love the way you challenge the viewer with the unusual perspective, and you do have one heck of a good model!
Interesting POV and I am diggin the treatment. I wish her foot were not blurred but that is a very small nitpick. Great job not blowing out any of the whites and retaining all the detail in the wood at the same time :)
Took me a second to figure out that the camera is pointing down at the subject... I don't particularly care for the composition here, it seems flat and uninteresting. but I have no clue how that could be fixed, and yet still portray the clever concept you have in this shot. I also, personally, do not care for how the sepia worked out here.
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