Shirley

cambler · October 22, 2006

Last month, I took ownership of the studio space next to my existing studio, doubling the space I have available. Before turning the carpenters loose gutting the new studio space and building the new sets, changing room and lounge, I went in to check it out, and found that the "artist" who had the space before me had done a number on the walls. Paint, sometimes a good inch thick, just splattered all over.

You know, it's kinda cool. I might leave this wall alone for a while until I get tired of it.

cmason · October 22, 2006

What paint?

ehughes · October 22, 2006

Great shot, and I kind of like the paint, it could make for some interesting shots...

Art Scott · October 23, 2006

Great shot

but...just a small but:D she is very tense..it shows in her are across her breasts.....if she could have been a little more relaxed itwould have been a litle better...but his is not he WP so I will stop and wipe the drooool

binghott · October 23, 2006

sorry, but this picture doesn't do much for me. i would like it much more if i could see her eyes. the whole image doesnt feel sharp to me.

even if you don't use the painted wall in more pictures, it's surely a great bit to have in an office. a conversation piece for sure. if i were you, i'd hang a very simple black and white image right smack in the middle of the wall, as a contrast to the raging colors.

amadeus · October 24, 2006

cambler wrote:

Last month, I took ownership of the studio space next to my existing studio, doubling the space I have available. Before turning the carpenters loose gutting the new studio space and building the new sets, changing room and lounge, I went in to check it out, and found that the "artist" who had the space before me had done a number on the walls. Paint, sometimes a good inch thick, just splattered all over.

You know, it's kinda cool. I might leave this wall alone for a while until I get tired of it.

is this supposed to be apicture of the wall you are describing? why did you put the girl in the shot and why is she holding her pants down like that it distracts from the wall you are supposedly finding interesting. I think your pictures lack direction composition and focus and you need to work on that.

cambler · October 24, 2006

amadeus wrote:

is this supposed to be apicture of the wall you are describing? why did you put the girl in the shot and why is she holding her pants down like that it distracts from the wall you are supposedly finding interesting. I think your pictures lack direction composition and focus and you need to work on that.

You've got a career in politics ahead of you. Don't let me hold you back.

gavin · October 25, 2006

I love the wall! Keep it for sire. Lighitng is pretty good, like it was mentioned she looks a little tens and her face is a tad soft.

Halliday · October 25, 2006

Love the wall.
Love her hair (it looks like a feather.)
Don't like her tugging her jeans.
Techincally perfect but not my style.

Owen · October 25, 2006

Technically well shot. I would like it if you were a bit lower. Her expression is... off, she's killing her breasts and the pant pulling is just lude. I do like the wall though.

unsavory · October 25, 2006

Owen wrote:

Technically well shot. I would like it if you were a bit lower. Her expression is... off, she's killing her breasts and the pant pulling is just lude. I do like the wall though.

I'm not sure I would classify the pant pulling as lude. I actually find it to be quite a turn-on and it works well in this photo. I do however, agree that she is trying too hard to cover her breasts which is in direct contradiction to her pulling her pants down.

LOVE the background.

Shirley

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