Son of a b*tch. Sorry guys. I was screwing around on Flickr and didn't realize I deleted the ones that were linking to here
YOU ARE A BAD PERSON.
Nice images ....good to see out of the box shots....it is good to be brave and go with what you feel.
no modifier? how far away was the speedlite?
"Boom!, headshot."
Well these are brilliant, and certianly my favourite pics you've done of this model. I think the pose in 2 and 3 put me off slightly as it looks somewhat uncomfortable but other than that I can't fault them. I think the gritty background combined with the top really make the real life comic book feel in these shots. I'm really struggling to pick a favourite between the rest, though I'm swaying towards 7. It might be beacause of the composition and the way that to my eyes you've somehow balanced the dead space on the right. It's probably because of her look though, which in my mind she is looking into the distance for Spiderman to appear....
Anyone know where I can get a good Spiderman suit??! XD

Great job.I see what Derrel is saying about the shadow in #6, which is a mite harsh, but hardly a deal-breaker for the overall image.
She's gorgeous, you have her beautifully lit for the most part, and the quirky background suits her well. :thumbup:
I'm not sure what "controversy". I see she has her Spidey shirt on.
I don't care for the background. In #2 the big dent and the shadow are distracting.
Also, you have nice fall-off, but it occurs right where the background elements change, therefore not so good.
I think it adds to the image, imperfectly perfect!7 rocks. They are all great. BUT i think nxst time move a little as to not have the dented background showing. They distract from your beautiful work
7 rocks. They are all great. BUT i think nxst time move a little as to not have the dented background showing. They distract from your beautiful work

I think it adds to the image, imperfectly perfect!7 rocks. They are all great. BUT i think nxst time move a little as to not have the dented background showing. They distract from your beautiful work

Nice! I prefer the less "urban" images you did, myself... but these are nicely done.