This picture was taken during a spontaneous shooting...
Good things come to those who wait I made this picture month ago and I never found the time to edit it because the stupid me set the wrong light in combination with the greenscreen I use and so it was so much work to change the colors....
Model was the amazing and beautiful "Alevia" (she is a fire performing artist) I really like the "classic-beauty-look" and I think it fits her very well
This image is one of my favourite portraits you've done. The model is a lovely lady who captures the facial features and flawless fair skin of the glamour era in movie making history. The lighting maximizes the models' subtle, sophisticated makeup and the delicate shadows that accentuate her form. The choices of backdrop and accessories further compliment the overall effect and mood in that delightfully retro way. This is a wonderful reminder of how subtlety and understated elements can create a dramatic impact in the right combination. The only constructive criticism I could offer would be regarding the perceived void space above the models head. Perhaps a subtle crop might bring the model more to the centre of the image to offer a more intimate seeming portrait?
very beautiful girl she has amazing eyes, a little too much jewellery in my opinion I like the necklace though, and everything else about the picture very nice work
Lovely picture and beautiful girl, but with that eyelashes in the way... I dunno, I think it distracts the attention from important things, specially such a lovely eyes, and they look completely unnatural which removes some other points too. If it wasn't because of that I'd think it's a perfect photograpy :/
That kind of things is for women that don't have anything to show and need to distract the attention from everything else, but opposite to what they want people to believe (so they can sell more) it's a waste on such a gorgeous woman :/ but anyway, who am I to say what's good and bad, right? I'm just an spectator
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