Arched!!!!

Derweissehai

Dug this one up from last year. Still a fav of mine.

sweet caroline

Why has no one commented yet? Anyway, I really like this. The shadows are great. I'm not completely sure about the crop. I think maybe the space on the right by her feet makes me feel more like her head is being chopped off at the other end. A closer crop would feel more like she's filling the frame. Having said that, I 'm not sure I'd change it. It all depends on the artist here.

Caroline

Moogle Pepper

I like the blended shadows in this shot. But I am not too sure if the large amount of empty space is helping this.

Derweissehai

Thank you both. Was going for the empty space. Probably my fav shot from that session.

lahefe

Derweissehai wrote:

Thank you both. Was going for the empty space. Probably my fav shot from that session.

love it, very artistic, I do wish she wasn't headless but I really like the lines and the lighting in this.

Derweissehai

lahefe wrote:

love it, very artistic, I do wish she wasn't headless but I really like the lines and the lighting in this.

These are part of a mystery model series I am working on. Thank you for the comment.

piercingperceptions

I like that there is not face to look at. It makes you look at the lines of her body opposed to her face which everyone is drawn to immediately when looking at photos of people. Great conscious choice.

I think the empty space creates a dynamic background that sets her apart quite nicely while also framing her as well. The one thing that is throwing me off is the fact that her right knee is almost dead center so you get drawn into that point easier than focusing on the lovely space, and lines her arched back makes. Great idea for a series.

Derweissehai

piercingperceptions wrote:

I like that there is not face to look at. It makes you look at the lines of her body opposed to her face which everyone is drawn to immediately when looking at photos of people. Great conscious choice.

I think the empty space creates a dynamic background that sets her apart quite nicely while also framing her as well. The one thing that is throwing me off is the fact that her right knee is almost dead center so you get drawn into that point easier than focusing on the lovely space, and lines her arched back makes. Great idea for a series.

Thank you. Actaully looking for more models to help out with the series. Don't want to keep using the same models over and over.