Come on, vogue

Javier · August 27, 2012

Come on, vogue by Street Vision L.A. (off during the week), on Flickr

Hackbone · August 27, 2012

Like the shot but not a flattering pose for her.

Javier · August 27, 2012

Hackbone wrote: »

Like the shot but not a flattering pose for her.

Thank you. She did not know she was posing. She was just standing there so I shot her

Qarik · August 28, 2012

Javier wrote: »

Thank you. She did not know she was posing. She was just standing there so I shot her

It totally works that that it isn't a "flattering" angle. edgier proccessing and vignette might work here.

Tim Kamppinen · August 28, 2012

I think this works as a street shot but it could be a lot stronger with a tighter crop. The text at the bottom of the frame draws my eyes away from the subject. On the other hand, the "Tattoo" sign in the background is good and adds to the photo, but gets a little lost in the background with all the stuff going on at the bottom of the photo. I tried a different crop and I think it's stronger this way:

Hope you don't mind, I'll take it down if you want. Just figured it would be easier to show what I was suggesting rather than only describing it.

Qarik · August 29, 2012

I like the original crop much better. the lettering at bottom left adds asymmetrical symmetry (if that makes sense) to the shot and I like her shoes!

kdog · August 30, 2012

Yeah, I like it the way it is. Great catch.

D3Sshooter · August 31, 2012

I will not judge the model as we are all given something by mother nature , some more , some less. As a portret, I tend to say "no that is not it " However as street photography , I say "love-it".. It reminds me a bit of "Streetview".