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OMG...I can't believe I beat you....sacrilege!
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How can I score this low?! Startling and original.
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Great high key shot. Good lighting.
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Found her glasses disturbing. The hair falling down on her lip looks like a mustache. Liked the platforms.
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Might be my monitor... but madam butterfly is completely missing her right side... I still think the high key approach works here... but it's a little creepy seeing only half a person
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The lighting effect works great with the white hair. Nice shot!
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I like what you were doing here. Your lighting is slightly too harsh. I do like the smooth skin and good soft focus.
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the one whole side of her is blown out
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good studio shot, the over exposure works well
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I appreciate your model and I like the monochromatic treatment. However, for a beautiful model, you've lost half her figure by going too high key.
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Too much light coming in on the left, washes out the picture to much
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Interesting how you got the right side of the body to meld into the background.
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Nice use of shadows. I also love that you let her keep her glasses on. Most models don't seem to do that. *shrug* I don't know why. I also hope that the high-key effect was done in camera, but I don't know.
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I like the way she disappears into the light. Not sure about the shoes and/or glasses.
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The glasses are killin me. They sort of slap a cooler, business-like...studious air over an otherwise soft image.
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nice pose, but a but too high key for me as her right side totally disappears on my screen
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I like the high key effect, but not fond of the blown out area.
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great lighting and like the earthy colour tones
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I wanted to say that I wasn't a fan of the lighting on the one side of the body, but the more I look at it, the more it strikes me as a unique and interesting technique (purposeful or not). Reminds me of an unfinished drawing. The 'tease' of shadow that occurs at the slight opening of the legs is, if intended, a daring and risky choice.
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Aha....I think I know who you are! Hehehehe!
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