So...we met outside to play a little
2 versions, this one is with red filter to lighten the skin et contrast the wooden parts... hope you enjoy
(8X10 foma 100+rodinal > contact print )
So...we met outside to play a little
2 versions, this one is with red filter to lighten the skin et contrast the wooden parts... hope you enjoy
(8X10 foma 100+rodinal > contact print )
Thank you Stone and John
Now, I am not one for shooting nudes, so take my initial thoughts with a grain - but I think I might of liked it better if perhaps the lady was closer to the camera, maybe throwing the background out of focus a bit. And her pose just looks un-natural to me, looks strained - but again, I don't shoot nudes.
I like everything about it, if I had to be critical, the horizontal and the vertical lines are slightly off, easy to fix.
Then it would be perfect.
I agree with you with the pose, maybe not the most natural one.
As to the framing, I hurried too much so miss the perfect vertical and horizontal lines.
I wanted to oppose curly lines (model) and strict blocks
Thank you for your comments gentlemen
Maybe this one is "easier to feel"
If I were to add a preference, it would not be anything critical about the technique which I find to be both lovely and intriguing. My only thought would be be that if the same background had a normal tone that was deeper than the skin tone of the subject, the entire effect would have been a much more striking offset of subject to background. Since that wasn't available, it is still a very, very nice work that Nede has a right to be very proud of.
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