Laura

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• Tintin (1982)
• [2005-08-04 19:48]

Very nice portrait Daniel. It is a type of picture I have not talent for but I really enjoy looking at what other people come up with to show portraits with always a different angle or composition. You are right that the shadow is the strong point of this picture and it is so well defined. She has a very serious expression and she seems to be a bit lost in her world; but it makes for an interesting portrait. The workshop version is interesting but I think I prefer this version as she adds quite a lot to the complete vision. The wall also has some interesting textures. Well done!

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• chefcop (4638)
• [2005-08-04 20:39]

Nice portrait Daniel, like the effect of the shadow cast on the wall. Also think your workshop is equally impressive. TFS

Peter

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• Shutter2Think (0)
• [2005-08-04 22:09]

Hi Daniel,
Nice shot. Good composition. Good grays. Nice texture contrast between your friend and the wall (soft and supple vs. hard and cracked). I think she's got a good shadow, too. Oh yeah, and she's pretty, too. ;)
Take care.
Richard

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• jcandeli (3985)
• [2005-08-05 8:54]

Very nice! The shadow looks fake since it is the perfect profile sillouette. :) I like the texture of the background wall too. Great lighting. Nice job. JP

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• harpya (9527)
• [2005-08-05 13:27]

Yes, beautiful picture, like you said
she is well relaxed, calm
and the shadow was perfect, a picture
different with a good subject.
Congratulations for the picture.

Sérgio

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• silver (0)
• [2005-08-05 16:19]
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I like it alot. I posted a workshop of her isolated, and more highkeyish (cuz i love that kinda thing)

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• wayne (0)
• [2005-08-15 21:46]
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hey fine idea Daniel. now, not that i have anything against Laura, she's very pretty, but i am curious to see how this looks when it's just the shadow. the shadow is a mystery and she is the answer to the mystery, but i prefer just the mystery. :)

peace