comment byGuillermo at 11:52 AM (GMT) on 1 September, 2010
Such a bubbly shot. I like it too :)
comment byDan Kaufman at 12:25 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2010
exceptionally fine work on the detail of the foreground (shower door) bubbles and B&W conversion !!!
My favorite too of ALL the Bodygraphia shots.
comment byDan McNab at 03:17 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2010
Very cool shot. I love the detail in the water on the glass and the toning on this one. beautiful job. My only issue with this is that the left side of her body (lower right side of the photo) seems a bit distorted/discoloured and to me draws the eye a little too much.
comment byDave at 05:49 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2010
Long time no comment, but I had to chime in, I prefer the original shot. The b&w feels cold and in some areas detail is dropped and in others there's a little too much detail. Keep posting David, I'm a die hard chro-may-sha (that's how I pronounce it) fan! It's been great to watch your photographic and business progress since the heady days of web 1.0 :-)
comment byTom at 06:42 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2010
Am I the only one thinking Psycho? :-)
comment byLuisa at 09:19 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2010
Very, very good.
And yes, Psycho, but a more sexual shot. Old Alfred would have enjoyed it a lot.
comment byFrançois at 09:22 PM (GMT) on 1 September, 2010
Very nice shot.
Certainly the best of the bodygraphia series.
comment bydjn1 at 04:55 AM (GMT) on 2 September, 2010
Thanks everyone :)
Dan: I agree, and I did soften the contrast in that area of the image. It is still a bit of a distraction though.
Dave: in some ways I prefer the original too, but I was aiming to produce something a bit more abstract with this shot, hence the black and white conversion and toning.
Tom: apparently not ;)
comment bymikelangelo at 03:40 PM (GMT) on 2 September, 2010
I really like this one. The bubbles are nice. What I find interesting is her right arm (the one in shadow) looks almost twice as long as it is due to the length of the shadow and the depth of field. Her left arm (our right) has a similar quality. This, I think, helps towards your abstract intent.
Very cool!
comment byFilip at 07:15 PM (GMT) on 3 September, 2010
This is really good! Love your work!
comment byTolga at 12:01 AM (GMT) on 6 September, 2010
I love this one. It's sexy, unrevealing, yet revealing. Perfect. Did I say sexy? :)
Of all the shots I took at the recent Bodygraphia symposium that are directly related to the theme, this is one of my favourites.
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Such a bubbly shot. I like it too :)
exceptionally fine work on the detail of the foreground (shower door) bubbles and B&W conversion !!!
My favorite too of ALL the Bodygraphia shots.
Very cool shot. I love the detail in the water on the glass and the toning on this one. beautiful job. My only issue with this is that the left side of her body (lower right side of the photo) seems a bit distorted/discoloured and to me draws the eye a little too much.
Long time no comment, but I had to chime in, I prefer the original shot. The b&w feels cold and in some areas detail is dropped and in others there's a little too much detail. Keep posting David, I'm a die hard chro-may-sha (that's how I pronounce it) fan! It's been great to watch your photographic and business progress since the heady days of web 1.0 :-)
Am I the only one thinking Psycho? :-)
Very, very good.
And yes, Psycho, but a more sexual shot. Old Alfred would have enjoyed it a lot.
Very nice shot.
Certainly the best of the bodygraphia series.
Thanks everyone :)
Dan: I agree, and I did soften the contrast in that area of the image. It is still a bit of a distraction though.
Dave: in some ways I prefer the original too, but I was aiming to produce something a bit more abstract with this shot, hence the black and white conversion and toning.
Tom: apparently not ;)
I really like this one. The bubbles are nice. What I find interesting is her right arm (the one in shadow) looks almost twice as long as it is due to the length of the shadow and the depth of field. Her left arm (our right) has a similar quality. This, I think, helps towards your abstract intent.
Very cool!
This is really good! Love your work!
I love this one. It's sexy, unrevealing, yet revealing. Perfect. Did I say sexy? :)