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Luke Luther
{K:14693} 10/28/2003
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great synergy between you and your friend. you two work well together. wonderful DOF and composition in this image. excellent toning.
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sharlene gaenicke
{K:218} 8/21/2002
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i enjoy the photo as it is too! it portrays warmth and humanity. excellent positioning of your subject within the frame.
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Larry Edwards
{K:843} 7/15/2002
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I agree with Matt -- the lines don't detract at all. They simply lend a more casual feel to the portrait, which is good.
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Matt Oulman
{K:1052} 7/12/2002
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Forget the lines - this is a very nice portrait. The natural pose and the model's obvious comfort with you and your camera makes for a captivating image.
You could always touch-up the lines if they bother you, but true portraiture is about people, and people are no more interesting than when they are being themselves.
Nothing will ruin a portrait faster than an a forced pose.
Go girl!
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Martha *
{K:310} 7/12/2002
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Hi Julia! The portrait is beautiful. The only nit picking thing is the lines on her face that Joe pointed out. Other than that it is great! :)
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joe rizzuto
{K:158} 7/12/2002
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standard advice would be to not have your friend actually touching her face to avoid the lines seen next her little finger. on a side note , please tell your friend she is absolutely stunning and has the most warm & inviting eyes i have seen in ages. you would do well to keep her as a model.
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