Suby and Sinem
Fashion & Nude #II
Posted by Suby and Sinem (Milton Keynes, United Kingdom) on 7 November 2006 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.
Suby In The House
Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium
Suby - long time my friend
I saw your book recommendation on shutterchance. We've Got Borders in the US - a good store to browse around a few hours!
Not sure what I think about today's shot. The pose, expression, gesture and zebra couch all come together perfectly but I'm not digging PP style. I guess it is too blurry and blotchy for my taste. I think you are detracting from an otherwise excellent portrait by over processing. I'd be interested to see a different treatment.
Glad to see you branching out though and looking forward to more of the series - soon you will be shooting inanimate objects ;-)
7 Nov 2006 1:01pm
Ella Cooper from Toronto, Canada
This is not my favourite either. The zebra print doesn't work for me and her leg position is unflattering. It's a bit coy.
7 Nov 2006 4:10pm
Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada
I agree with Jason to some extent. I think it would be more successful for me with warmer tones: the composition is intimate, but the purplish hues seem cold. Anyway, apart from that, I think it's a fine portrait.
7 Nov 2006 4:15pm
Ryan Yam from Quezon City, Philippines
I like her pose, it seems very elegant and beautiful.
7 Nov 2006 4:28pm
Daniel from United States
Striking image. I agree with Jason, but the iamge catches one's attention & holds it. Cheers!
8 Nov 2006 3:19am
Helen from Melbourne, Australia
This is a little harsh for me too. I notices as I was scrolling up from the comments box, for another peek, that I'd much prefer this image if you cropped from just under her nose. This focuses your attention on the sculptural look of her body. Her face is terribly distracting.
9 Nov 2006 6:17pm
bodyNsoul from Paramaribo, Suriname
I just think that the image you posted today at Shutterchance is much better, I too believe that this one suffers from some over PP-ing. Although I myself suffer from that syndrome every once in a while, just looking at th post at Shutterchance, I believe that one is much much more....
2 May 2007 2:09am
José-Angel from Sant Feliu de Llobregat (Barelona), Spain
Suby !! Prefiero con diferencia la que has publicado en Shutterchance. Aquí el experimento que has hecho es demasiado "arriesgado"?
I prefer with difference the one that you have published in Shutterchance. Here the experiment that you have done is too much “dangerous”?
3 May 2007 12:44am
