black velvet

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By: Jayne
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Photographer	Jayne {Karma:168}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon G1
Categories	Fashion Portrait People	Film Format
Portfolio	views of self	Lens	Canon G1 fixed lens
Uploaded	11/22/2004	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
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About	again - colours enhanced in photoshop; motion blur of head done in camera.
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Cliff Rosbotham {K:2908} 11/25/2004

I feel this is slightly incomplete although the overall image is excellent. The gloves,stockings and dress are very reminicent of late 50's early 60's mode and portrayed beautifully. I feel the arms in particular could have been given slightly more definition as they are a bit wishy-washy and in my opinion slightly spoil the line from hand through shoulder. All said this is a super SP.
cliff

Russ Hewitt {K:1831} 11/24/2004

very elegant jayne. the pose evokes another era yet the modern process adds another layer to the feeling, almost as if we are seeing her through mottled glass. the blurred, fading face is a little disturbing because the subject almost seems to be disassembling from the top down. i'm not sure if that was the intent yet it is one thing that struck me the longer i looked at it. were i to print this (in a real darkroom with real chemicals) i would choose B&W and burn in the face so that the evocative blur lent a sense of sensual movement to the piece. even so this is a lovely piece of work that matches and complements the rest of your portfolio.
cheers
russ

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