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Photo Forum / General Photo Topics / Australian Photography / January 2007photos to ur opinion
hello what do You think about this photos? : http://www.jagoda.webfly.pl  SignaturePozdrawiam, mosh www.webfly.pl www.katalog-seo.webfly.pl www.counter-strike.webfly.pl >what do You think about this photos? : Not bad, until I saw that she smokes. >> what do You think about this photos? : > > Not bad, until I saw that she smokes. OK. You liked the look of the model, at least until you discovered she smokes. The OP was actually asking about the photographs. SignatureCheers Andrew I admit that I was taken aback when I saw the last shot and with a picture of her smoking. It puts me off in daily life as do gross tattoos or in inappropriate positions. But this disrupted the aesthetic IMO and clung to stereotype shots when it was fashionable to be photographed with a cigarette or have the smoke wafting around. Although it may still be acceptable in Poland and remains part of the culture. The shot itself was great and I would have preferred to have seen the image with her looking out of the window leading me out of frame rather than holding me in the picture and not taking me beyond the immediate realm that she is in. Duncan >>> what do You think about this photos? : >> >> Not bad, until I saw that she smokes. > OK. You liked the look of the model, at least until you discovered she > smokes. The OP was actually asking about the photographs. >>what do You think about this photos? : > > Not bad, until I saw that she smokes. We don't know for certain - granted she is posing with a cigarette. Maybe she's an actress portraying a scene from the 50's or 60's On the technical side she certainly has nicely proportioned Talia and Biodra for her Wrost. Looks not unlike our Natalie Imbruglia. John > hello > > what do You think about this photos? : > http://www.jagoda.webfly.pl She's wearing clothes. Any of her nekkid? >> hello >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > She's wearing clothes. > Any of her nekkid? look closley 1/2 way down.... almost! nice shots..... though the first image you see looks a bit flat in tonality and expression. I would be tmepted to do a re-arrange. the wet look and fashing fringe look best on her (hair)... not so sure about the dry messed up look.... not as much impact with her strikinig eyes. kosh > hello > > what do You think about this photos? : > http://www.jagoda.webfly.pl very nice! but ow come she's got blue, grey and green eyes? Some people's eyes change colour under different lighting conditions. Something to do with the pigment in the eye or so I was told. Of course that can be coloured contacts; it has been known. Duncan >> hello >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > very nice! > but ow come she's got blue, grey and green eyes? > Some people's eyes change colour under different lighting conditions. > Something to do with the pigment in the eye or so I was told. Of course [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> very nice! >> but ow come she's got blue, grey and green eyes? My eyes change colours under different lighting conditions and mood, they are generally Hazel but have been seen on photos as grey and brown right up to a steel blue, Oz >> Some people's eyes change colour under different lighting conditions. >> Something to do with the pigment in the eye or so I was told. Of [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Oz much of it comes down to exposure and printing. The 'pigment' is actually Melonin.... so I recently found out! It turns out dark coloured eyes have a lot , blue eyes have little and actually are blue due to the scattering effect of light reflected off the retina..... similar cause for our blue sky. It turns out this reflection and scattering (rather than blocking) is why people with blue eyes get worse red-eye in photos. same deal with skin colour... dark is better protection for UV. looking for more useless information.... you know where to find me! kosh >>> Some people's eyes change colour under different lighting conditions. >>> Something to do with the pigment in the eye or so I was told. Of [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > much of it comes down to exposure Nothing worse than indecent exposure and printing. The 'pigment' is > actually Melonin.... so I recently found out! > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > kosh |
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