girl on lake

[mmaria]

agree with binga, might just ad i would crop a little off the left side as well to keep her in a power position in the frame and have the bottom left diagonal closer to the bottom left corner. If it is going to print though, really all in what you can get away with ......

thanks for your suggestion bri!

What they said ^^ Great image Maria!

thanks John!

Very lovely! Wonderful processing.

thanks Jazzie!

 

[mmaria]

Very nicely done

Lovely image!

Absolutely wonderful.

thanks to three of you

 

[mmaria]

Oh, the stories I can imagine with that image! Very ethereal, mysterious, and yet, approachable. Nicely done, Marija. I like it just as it is.

Paul, those were some of the words I wanted people to think of.. Thanks .. me happy

Very nice. The dark reeds to the bottom right are the only thing that hurt the image to me (minor flaw)

thank you for sharing your thoughts!

 

[mmaria]

Don't change it if that's the way you like it, and it is a is a really great photo! The first thing I thought was "Nice arm muscle tone!" It is a really great photo, you did a wonderful job!

thank you! and yes, I noticed her arm muscles too, when I started to pose her

I think that the grass works in this one, but that's just me! All your recent photographs have been top notch, and you seem to be having a lot of fun at the same time, very happy for you.
And this one is gorgeous, nominated

Those were very nice words from you! Thank you!

I shoot the same way so I totally agree. I use a bit of blurred foreground elements to create depth and an organic feel to the photograph. Most traditionalists will tend to disagree.

thank you for telling me that!

 

[marianne.venegoni]

It's gorgeous, leave as is!



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[mmaria]

It's gorgeous, leave as is!

hm... your first post on tpf was in my thread...niceeee...
Thank you!

 

[annamaria]

Beautifully done!!

 

[mmaria]

Beautifully done!!

thanks Anna

 

[errol]

Love the underexposure.
Perhaps a little more cropping to tighten it up a bit ?

 

[mmaria]

Perhaps a little more cropping to tighten it up a bit ?

Oh no sir! I loove negative space!
Thank you for your thoughts!