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Mark Beltran
{K:32612} 9/18/2003
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It's tastefully done and that's difficult to do with piercings. The contours of the figure are very pleasing to look at; very accurate color and textures.
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Andy Eulass
{K:13435} 2/27/2003
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This is an great idea compositionally. I really like the decision you made to use the low lighting because it did such a nice job in terms of the tones, which are wonderfully soft and subtle. Its a shame that the ring isn't razor sharp but its not a glaring problem in my mind. My only additional suggestion would be a small crop (no more than an inch) off the bottom to balance the space on the bottom with the space on the top. Still, its excellent work.
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Brad Morris
{K:3307} 2/27/2003
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This image could look really effective in B&W with a slightly higher contrast level than in this colour version. I think that you would achieve a really interestingbalance of light and dark
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Steve Cubbage
{K:452} 2/26/2003
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I had to go long on the exposure because the only light I used was about a 60 watt table lamp. I do wish the ring has stayed in focus. I told her to stop breathing!
Thanks for the comments.
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Martin Fisher
{K:5393} 2/26/2003
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Is it me? Or does the belly ring seem out of focus? I like the black at the top of the image, the background. I think it might have looked better if the foreground was just as black. A shorter exposure would probably accomlished that. In fact, I would say that the out of focus is the model moving just a little bit during exposure. Just a question, but why a long exposure?
I like the pose and feel of the image. The slight shadow on her hips giving her body a texture.
Shyfox
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