Liudmila (4 img)
Yuri Pautov
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Priviet, dear friends!!!
Happy to make a post - was busy this week...
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Your thoughts as always are very interesting and important to me........
Yuri
Happy to make a post - was busy this week...
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Your thoughts as always are very interesting and important to me........
Yuri
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I'd say #1 is the best (for me, that is), but that bight colored framed picture in the left-top corner creates a huige distaction with the pale tones of the fine blond girl and the rest of the background...
So I vote for #2 :-) Was it a sudio shot or just a dark room and a small window?
Glad to see you've been busy :-)
Cheers!
very well done.
I concur.
Kevin
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It feels like there's fake blur on the first, her hair.
Excellent work!
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I'd love to have the courage to ask strangers to model for me... We see so many photogenic people on the streets, they pass by and they're gone...
I admire that you manage to capture their images in this way...
Just interested - what's the ratio of people who agree vs. those who refuse?
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Ditto! I love #2 and I like more contrast on B&W but that's more of a personal preference.
Fred
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Usualy 95 % - say 'Yes'!
Yuri
Your photos seem to provide a glimpse into the very soul of your models. A rare talent, and gift.
Sam
The black backgrounds also work nicely.
The B&W suffers in my view only because after seeing her in color. B&W just does not seem ideal for her blondeness.
Simply lovely work. I always like your lighting and posing. Soft, yet sharp at the same time.
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