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Jonathan Stankiewicz

Image Statistics

  • Uploaded: 11 months, 2 weeks ago
  • Comments: 2
  • Favorites: 0
  • Views Today: 1
  • Views Total: 121

Image Details

  • Resolution: 600×858
  • Camera Model: NIKON D300
  • Aperture: f/22.0
  • Focal Length: 35mm
  • Picture Date: 2009-05-04 08:44:09

Comments

tonyfield

tonyfield (Photographer)

5 months, 4 days ago

Critique: This is quite an arresting image. The moody understatement works well. The model fits the concept with her style and attitude. Overall, you did a pretty fine job, in particular, considering your age.

A few points might be worth considering. The model's left hand fingers intrude into the picture "from nowhere" and are distracting. Maybe try a different crop. Remember that you also have a clone tool to remove unwanted photo elements :-) The model's right hand almost have a claw-like feeling - possibly the fingers should be closer together. I personally find the ring to be distracting because it is quite bright and draws the eye inappropriately.

The image is, IMO, overall slightly on the dark side - the left side of the model's face needs a slight bump (but not much) bump in detail. The beauty of this lady is largely expressed in her eyes - it might be improved by dodging the eyes a bit - making the eyes pop a bit more would draw the viewer to what I think is the important part of the image.

The desaturation is reasonable - maybe the contrast and brightness could be slightly increased and still preserve the mood. Right now, it seems a bit muddy.

Maybe the lady's right cheek should be slightly retouched with the healing brush or patch tool remove the slight depressions in her skin. This is a matter of taste - some folks like skin untouched. My personal preference is to fix things "if I notice them" when I edit the image.

Keep working with your lady friends - I expect to see really good images as you continue to shoot.

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Last edited by tonyfield 5 months, 4 days ago

noahfallis

noahfallis (Photographer)

5 months, 3 days ago

What Tony said.

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