Gia's Neck

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Image Title: Gia's Neck

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By: Graham Sykes
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Graham Sykes {Karma:39}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon FM2n
Categories	Portrait People	Film Format
Portfolio	Main Body	Lens	Nikon 85mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor
Uploaded	12/29/2004	Film / Memory Type	Kodak T-Max
		ISO / Film Speed	400
Views	1260	Shutter	1/500
Favorites	2	Aperture	f/2.0
Critiques	12	Rating	5.33 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - State - WISCONSIN Country - United States
About	I never expected so many comments on this image. Truth be known the idea came from an image I saw a while back of three women standing in a tight circle looking up which created a more dramatic affect than this. The curled shirt came from an image I saw of Mel Gibson in a Dolce and Gabana ad. Basicly this is a compilation of small rip-offs. :)
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Mariusz Ciesla {K:217} 4/8/2005

Love the DoF. Guess the lens simply rules.

Susan Cropper {K:2166} 1/26/2005

http://www.usefilm.com/image/304595.html

Graham, look at this similar photo by Tom Ross. This model was standing in a corner with a window on either side. The window light created the arrow on her throat.
Yours is an interesting photo too. I like the vulnerability of the exposed throat. Good job.

laura la rossa {K:3} 1/26/2005

FANTASTIC IDEA FOR THIS B/W shot
CONGRATULATION
LAURA

deniz kaan copur {K:12726} 1/26/2005

--: )). sexy as hell.

Kevin Green {K:117} 1/26/2005

I like your point of view and compostion..
but your subject is not new thing.
Good luck!

Ray Heath {K:4559} 1/26/2005

hi Graham, intersting perspective, is this a portrait? or an image of shape, texture, and tone?

could be stronger if the contrast was a little higher

delete my account {K:3679} 1/25/2005

great shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
really fantastic

Kamran {K:3526} 1/25/2005

NICE pic ..very soft

thanks for sharing

John Loreaux {K:86210} 1/25/2005

Unique photo Graham!
It's amazing how You can take a simple portrait ,done a billion times, and simply move the persons head back a create a photo that is different and compelling!
Very nice photo!
Congrats on POD!!!!!
My very best..................JOHN

Roberto Arcari Farinetti

{K:209486} 1/25/2005

hello graham..
welcome
so strange, simple, unusual and effect portrait!
nice one
roby

Sandra L {K:292} 12/29/2004

Very interesting angle. I like the soft focus you used and the b&w alway does this type of photo justice... (I might consider fixing the tiny tiny blemish on the left side of her chin).. nice work I like it!

Gaja Snover {K:4462} 12/29/2004

very nice tones and perspective. I like the shallow DoF.

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