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It is not the CAMERA that takes the photo....it is the EYE
It is not the camera that FINDS the photo....it is the SOUL.
COPYRIGHT NOTICE © Martin Billings 2013 @ Gimme a Hug Ltd www.martinbillings.com
This image is copyright and may not be used or edited in any way without express written permission. Please respect copyright law it's there for a purpose. My artwork is my creation. It has sprung from how I felt at the time of making. I courteously ask that you respect this copyright statement. After all theft is such an ugly word and tends to resonate long after the act.
N E W ...*
I have produced a gloriously shameless coffee-table A3 book, a 49 page turner with my most popular photographs. It's available online at www.photobox.co.uk/creation/19… Please take a look now, and if you like - Buy!
It is not the camera that FINDS the photo....it is the SOUL.
COPYRIGHT NOTICE © Martin Billings 2013 @ Gimme a Hug Ltd www.martinbillings.com
This image is copyright and may not be used or edited in any way without express written permission. Please respect copyright law it's there for a purpose. My artwork is my creation. It has sprung from how I felt at the time of making. I courteously ask that you respect this copyright statement. After all theft is such an ugly word and tends to resonate long after the act.
N E W ...*
I have produced a gloriously shameless coffee-table A3 book, a 49 page turner with my most popular photographs. It's available online at www.photobox.co.uk/creation/19… Please take a look now, and if you like - Buy!
Image size
1600x1200px 1.24 MB
Make
Panasonic
Model
DMC-GF1
Shutter Speed
10/300 second
Aperture
F/3.5
Focal Length
14 mm
ISO Speed
125
Date Taken
Apr 26, 2013, 6:44:22 AM
Mature
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Overall Vision
Originality Technique ImpactWhile I'm not sure about the title of the image, I do like the caption. This is a very well conceived and technically executed figure study. The warm sepia tones are soothing to my eye. The model's (Wish you would have credited her.) pose is sweet. The window light, my favorite light, plays across her stunning figure. She seems to be dreaming of something pleasant as she swings her leg. There's plenty of detail to hold the eyes in the image-the wood of the chaise, the flutes of the radiator, the tuck of the drape. I appreciate the body scape approach. It shows off the model's beautiful, smooth skin. I was looking for an opportunity to give a critique this morning. I'm glad to have come across "Dapple" in a watched folder.