nude *not work safe*

[magali]

Edit: Changed direct photo to a link instead due to content. Thanks for your understanding.

http://img204.exs.cx/img204/8800/acg3b4pd.jpg

what do you about this one ?

 

[Maven]

I am not sure if it is my screen (i have been having troubles with such) but the whole shot seems grainy and soft.

As for the composition, I would have liked perhaps less person and a slightly closer zoom on the reflection. But that is just my opinion.

 

[jackfrost]

yeah, it does look a little soft. it'd be nice to be able to tell what she's doing, as well.

 

[4HourNap]

.........

 

[photong]

I like the softness too. The concept is nice too.

There are a few other things I'm picky about but they're all just personal thoughts.

Good stuff

 

[magali]

thanks for your comments.

I made post treatments to have this soft and grainy aspect. It was made intentionaly, but I understand any of you don't like it ;-)

About what she is doing : just look in a case of make-up.

 

[Saeid]

Ya i agree, the grainy soft look, gives it the image a feel of innocence

 

[ksmattfish]

I think the grain and softness add a lot to the atmosphere. I think you did a good job balancing the composition between the body and the reflection in the mirror.

Normally I'm pretty bored by nudes, but I really like this image. Probably because it seems to come from a more documentary point of view than a f'art (my abbreviation for fine art) point of view It's out of real life.

 

[AIRIC]

I like the grain and softness and mystery of the pic.

Eric

 

[mpdc]

Dude. Looks like the "what is she doing thing" is going for you.
My wife and I both liked the photo. Actually I thought the use of B/W was a good one. And the soft feel to the photo was good. Did you modify it however?

 

[JonMikal]

Excellent shot and post treatment! :thumbup:

 

[Shinnentai]

It's nice. I like the calmness: a lot of nude stuff, even the "unposed" or "spontanious" kind, has a self-conscious feel to it, but this seems very relaxed. Like a candid shot sort of, except the model's aware of being photographed, and doesn't really seem to mind/care.

The style has a very Robert Farber look to it. It also kind of makes me think of photos from the 1800s/early 1900s.

 

[joeybing]

BAD!

 

[magali]

BAD!

are you always laconic like this ? :mrgreen:
Reading such an opinion, I would appreciate some details ...

 

[mentos_007]

GOOD! :
I don't agree with joeybing who lack details I like the shot I like the softness and I like the composition but why the hell the person on the shot is trying to put on trousers without pants?!