My interpretation of a classic
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| pixelpixie | 26 Apr 2007, 23:24 |
This really works. If there is anything at all, it would be to eliminate the distractions in the folds of the black velvet (?) so that the eye rests only on the bodies. Posting your picture today shows that sometimes we have to experiment with an idea and test shoot it before we can perfect it as you have here.
And I agree with all you say on the Nude Photos Forum as well. I've posted a couple of times on that one but I need to go back and add more support.
And I agree with all you say on the Nude Photos Forum as well. I've posted a couple of times on that one but I need to go back and add more support.
Patrick Krolis: Yes it is all bout trying to get to the picture you want, whether a landscape, still life or a nude. That was the idea in my post.
You are also right about the creases in the velvet, I should remove them, last time I took a good look at the photograph the creases distracted me too.
Thanks for the support on the nude forum, Ellie just posted a wonderful piece, I think she said it all
but support is always welcome
You are also right about the creases in the velvet, I should remove them, last time I took a good look at the photograph the creases distracted me too.
Thanks for the support on the nude forum, Ellie just posted a wonderful piece, I think she said it all
but support is always welcome
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