sashbar
Been spending a lot of time on here!
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There's too much to look at. The main thing I see is the tattoo lettering on the leg of the mannequin. I'm not so into the way they designed the mannequin overall.
The background poster is distracting.
The two people together make me want to see the tattoo - is this what you were going for?
I like the expression on the tattoo artist's face. she's so concentrated. She also has a great haircut and nice glasses.
There's too much to look at. The main thing I see is the tattoo lettering on the leg of the mannequin. I'm not so into the way they designed the mannequin overall.
The background poster is distracting.
The two people together make me want to see the tattoo - is this what you were going for?
I like the expression on the tattoo artist's face. she's so concentrated. She also has a great haircut and nice glasses.
Thank you for your comments. Yes, I agree, it is not a clean shot in terms of composition, and there is a lot of distracting details. I just thought that the mannequin legs with its smiley face is a funny detail and actually a brilliant advertising idea for simple folks who would do a tattoo on the street. And I liked the way the young guy is looking at it, smoking in a relaxed pose and sweating at the same time. Have you noticed sweat running down his shoulder? And I am not interested at all in what tattoo he will get, somehow I do not have any high expectation here. To me it is just a fraction above a Just For Fun shot. Probably it should be there.
There's too much to look at. The main thing I see is the tattoo lettering on the leg of the mannequin. I'm not so into the way they designed the mannequin overall.
The background poster is distracting.
The two people together make me want to see the tattoo - is this what you were going for?
I like the expression on the tattoo artist's face. she's so concentrated. She also has a great haircut and nice glasses.
Thank you for your comments. Yes, I agree, it is not a clean shot in terms of composition, and there is a lot of distracting details. I just thought that the mannequin legs with its smiley face is a funny detail and actually a brilliant advertising idea for simple folks who would do a tattoo on the street. And I liked the way the young guy is looking at it, smoking in a relaxed pose and sweating at the same time. Have you noticed sweat running down his shoulder? And I am not interested at all in what tattoo he will get, somehow I do not have any high expectation here. To me it is just a fraction above a Just For Fun shot. Probably it should be there.
I didn't even see those details. Too much I guess. Did you HDR it some? Color has a nice look to it.