LPS #5 options

JFreeman

Hi everyone, the last 2 qualifying rounds I didn't have an entry up until the last day but this time I actually came up with some ideas before hand and I was hoping I could get some feedback on them.

#1


#2


#3


#4

tlee

My preference would be #1--Not so fond of the glasses/goggles.

sherstone

In the Glass head arena #2 is my favorite

but the last one #4 keeps me coming back to look at it...
it has a classical less harsh feel to it that I am attracted to.

saurora

sherstone wrote:

In the Glass head arena #2 is my favorite

but the last one #4 keeps me coming back to look at it...
it has a classical less harsh feel to it that I am attracted to.

I like the angle of the head in #1, but the goggle keeps distacting me, as it looks cloudy or dirty. So, I like the 2nd one best of those. Like Sean, that last image keeps my interest....I love the strong design of the set and the contrasty black and vibrant reds really work well to enhance her silhouette. I'm torn between which image would appeal to the judges.

JFreeman

saurora wrote:

I like the angle of the head in #1, but the goggle keeps distacting me, as it looks cloudy or dirty. So, I like the 2nd one best of those. Like Sean, that last image keeps my interest....I love the strong design of the set and the contrasty black and vibrant reds really work well to enhance her silhouette. I'm torn between which image would appeal to the judges.

Yeah, I cleaned the goggles last night before shooting number 2 and 3

quark

#2. They are all neat.

pyroPrints.com

quark wrote:

#2. They are all neat.

douglas

I think # 1 without the goggles would be better, and the whole head if possible.
#4 is a deffinate consideration.

indiegirl

as glass heads with googles go, #2 is keen.

Greensquared

The glass heads are all transparent as opposed to translucent, therefore, #4 is my pick. Has a Scarlet O'Hara feel. Perhaps you could try tweaking it to push the silhouette theme further.

JFreeman

Thanks everyone, I got some thinking to do, don't know if the judges will reject #4 just because it's the same set as my qualifying shot from LPS4


Greensquared, just so it's clear

Translucent: Transmitting light but causing sufficient diffusion to prevent perception of distinct images.

Transparent: Capable of transmitting light so that objects or images can be seen as if there were no intervening material.

even though it's a glass head, you can't see through it like nothing was there. What's behind is distroted and diffused