Rebecca shoot 3 (May not be work safe)

Alyssajns24 · Nov 25, 2004

Sorry this link is out of pure laziness!!! Please feel free to look and please comment!!!

http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/...560&style=&contestCatID=3&rowNumber=41&camID=

Big Mike · Nov 25, 2004

It's a nice high-key shot. I like the lighting & the pose. What I'm not a fan of is the perspective. The angle makes it look like her feet, legs/thighs are much bigger than they are...not really flattering for women.

I've seen some nice images done that way...but mostly fine art stuff...your image is more of a glamor shot so I'd like to see a more flattering angle.

Nytmair · Nov 25, 2004

i think the lighting is a little too bright for me... i'd prefer it a little darker with some contrast to give her a better outline

jadin · Nov 26, 2004

Love it. My only complaint is you cut off her bottom foot. I like the angles, and posing myself.

2Stupid2Duck · Nov 26, 2004

I'm with Nytmair - to me it's a bit over exposed. For example, she has no nose (on my monitor).

green · Nov 26, 2004

i like the overall look too... BUT... for me it looks like she's missing her left arm.

2Stupid2Duck · Nov 26, 2004

Jeez. The poor bugga. No nose, no arm and half a foot. Bloody hell.

canonrebel · Nov 26, 2004

My only comment would be about the perspective. Any time the limbs are not kept in the same plane, they will appear to be disproportionate.

Algoessailing · Nov 27, 2004

lots of agreement. The torso is perfect, but the limbs are either big or washed out.

mentos_007 · Nov 27, 2004

imho... very neat photo. I like the overexposured background, but I would have compose it in a different way... I mean... full also with her right foot that is cut. But even though I like the shot

DocFrankenstein · Nov 28, 2004

IMO of course... and a very humble one:

The foot must stay out of the pic. At least with the given perspective. How would you like a foot that's HUGE?

the leg is nice, and emphasizes the curves and the calf... IMO nice calves are sexy

the leg forms a line which leads to the rest of the image. That is cool.

I'd just take a brush in the photo shop and painted over the bottom of the bed sheet with pure white, to make it less of a reference point.