Haleh, I find myself drawn mostly to this one of the three I have seen so far. I like the distance more than the close up. Ice Queen conjures the idea of a heartless individual who acts without remorse. I sense though a sense of pain in the character acted out before us. There is sadness and pain exhibited which has perhaps brought the character to where she is.

I totally understand. I tend to think the distance is allowing her iciness to prevail.

While I think the whole series is wonderful, I agree that this one fits the title the best of the three. I also like the aesthetics of this photo the best. A long winded way of saying this is my favorite. Icy cold to be sure, but it makes me kind of warm when I look at it. May I ask a question? Was the post processing very involved? Or was most of the look achieved via lighting and studio setup.

I hardly ever go to the studio. I find the studio environment limiting. I guess you could say this is collaboration between Mother Nature and me!

Wow, even more impressive that it was not created in a studio. It must have been one of those really foggy SF days. I know you have heard it a thousand times before, but one more time will not kill you. You are truly an inspirational photographer. If I can some day emulate your ability to create photographs that I am passionate about, I will have become a very fortunate man. Take Care.

It was actually a very sunny day but that is a very long story! I am humbled by your words...blushing even! You too take care and best of luck in your photographic journey.

oh, how wonderful daer Haleh! She really look like an Ice Queen with this pale tones of the skin and ornament on her hair! Very beautiful model dear! B:l:ana

My favorite - cool and detached from the viewers. This whole series is truly wonderful, Haleh!

This is an excellent and wonderful series Haleh and I also think that this one fits the best as you speak about an Ice Queen. She is as cold as ice, frosted. When I read that you took this picture at a sunny day I conclude that you created the final result and the ice cold effect in PS? However you did it, it's amazingly beautiful. Bravo! Warm greetings, Ada:~)