*** From a photo essay for a...: Photo by Photographer M. H.

Photographer's Request for Critique

--M. H.

From Fashion Portfolio

Critiques

Amar Khoday , May 28, 2005; 08:13 P.M.

Misha, terrific composition and work with the shadows. Nice use of the toning.

M. H. , May 28, 2005; 09:53 P.M.

Thank you...

Thank you for the kind words and feedback!

I like your new work by the way.

Cheers

Misha

Amar Khoday , May 29, 2005; 01:12 A.M.

Thanks and there's more to come. Looking forward to your new additions as well.

John Peri , May 29, 2005; 05:35 A.M.

Yes, a very clever photo. The angles and the lines work very well together and the model plays her part beautifully. Well done.

Mark de Leeuw , May 29, 2005; 09:12 A.M.

I love the composition and lines. Great pose. All in all very classical.

Bruno Trematore , May 29, 2005; 10:31 A.M.

Really cool and original... but I love more your reportage stuff... probably the photos are less perfect than this one, but have more "soul".

Anyhow, hats off.

Peepeye Photography , May 29, 2005; 02:37 P.M.

Great line, shadow & angles, nice one!

-James

Esteve Boix , May 29, 2005; 02:49 P.M.

A very nice comp, as usual. I love the lines of the shadows, and how they play with the model (or the other way round).
Regards,
Esteve

Nikiforos Mandilaras , May 29, 2005; 03:41 P.M.

Excellent composition Misha, the shadows works perfect.

It' s the way i like with this foto: I came back to see it again and I ask my self again: what's going on with this girl, which truth is she facing?

Best regards

Nikiforos.

Olli Pekonen , May 29, 2005; 06:08 P.M.

Very Misha-like - impeccable positioning of the model to the background, and strong feeling of "on location". Here my main concern is that the model sinks to the massive framing too deeply, and the "fashion point" is a bit lost. But good work as ever!

Alberto Quintal , May 29, 2005; 10:11 P.M.

Very nice composition, great picture!

John Falkenstine , May 29, 2005; 11:51 P.M.

...?

It feel that its too bright. Note that the railings on the L/H side are almost lost into the background of the water. Also the girl's L/H leg in the bright area is starting to blend into the background. So...I worked it a bit, not only made it darker but worked some color histographs and THEN turned it into B/W. With your indulgence.

Vasilis Apostolopoulos , May 30, 2005; 08:52 A.M.

Misha, this is an amazing photo. The mood seems from another age. Maybe a bit too bright....

Cezary Sieluzycki , May 30, 2005; 10:41 A.M.

Very nice composition! A good photograph.

Bob Kurt , June 01, 2005; 08:55 P.M.

Very good !

Gregory Stuart G, , June 03, 2005; 03:15 A.M.

I like the use of the surroundings. I'm not sure your lens choice flattered your model's legs but I like the overal feel of the image

Jim Hayes , June 03, 2005; 04:50 P.M.

I really like this shot, especially the sexy high heels with the hiking boot tread for soles.JH

emese benko , June 06, 2005; 05:50 A.M.

amazing photo, composition, lights...I like it bright like this

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