Trisha

By: Robert Farnham | View Full Portfolio (520 images)

Equipment: Nikon 85mm f1.8

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--Robert Farnham

Trisha

Please comment. Thank you!

Critiques

Rafael Arvelo , May 21, 2005; 11:32 A.M.

Bellisima!!!!

hermosa mujer, GREAT JOB!!!

ric douglas , January 22, 2006; 07:47 P.M.

Are those her real eyes? I could not look at her too long without passing out! Great shot and good idea on the crop. I love how this shot forces you to follow her face to the corner.

Jimmy Miller , January 28, 2006; 01:46 P.M.

Gorgeous!

This model looks entorely different than in the B/W photo taken with her lit by the window. Her color is awesome, made even more outstanding by her eye color. Great shot. Thanks!

Simon Page , September 22, 2008; 08:21 A.M.

Beautiful picture and model but I would photoshop that distracting hair / dribble on her lower lip.

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