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Published: 2011-07-02 11:02:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 4199; Favourites: 141; Downloads: 0
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I mostly like this picture alot. I think you did a great job with the colors on yourself and the look, the expression and the posture. It looks alive and real, which is something I often miss when watching a model standing in the water and try look like she's not freezing. (For what I know the water might be warm and you just look like you're freezing because it's the concept, but in Norway the water is quite cold most of the year, which makes me think that the water always is cold) Usually, when putting models into the water, they don't seem like their freezing, even though they might do. That's interesting, because it's more realistic, and at the same time I wonder why you are in the water if you're freezing.
The picture looks clean, which makes it good to look at, much because of the colors on the model. I'm glad your dress is white and that it's so little of it, and it's so tight because of the water - so that I can see your skin through the dress. Because it's wet, I believe that you have been all under water, and are now on your way out of the water again.
I want to come back to the colors. Red, white and blue. The blue water, the white reflection in the water and the red thing in your hand. The colors comes two times, the first time strong, the next time weaker so that it doesn't get obvious if you know what I mean. First the blue comes in the water, the next time as the eye shadow. The red comes first as the thing in your hand, and the next time, red-ish on the lips. And the white dress, which comes again as the light reflection in the water. This tells me, of yours, when one thinks about it, that this is a concept and not a "real" situation. It has an aesthetic value, which in my view makes it art.
I wonder what the thing in your hand is, and that's the one thing that makes me a little frustrated. I can't see what it is, if it is a kind of flower or something to put in the hair?
Don't mind the stars to much, it's only stars and I don't really get it, but I think you did a great job as model and stylist. Well done!
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Yes..the thing in my hand is rose...the concept was Eliza Day...inspired by the story in the song by Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue...about the girl who was killed and put in the water by her posessive lover. I "play" ghost in this photo so I was supposed to look as if I am suffering and I am cold. I am so glad you like the photo and you did a great job with analysing colors in it. I am impressed
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Oh, I like to hear that. I am a huge Nick Cave fan, and I love stories like the one in the song. You definitely did a great job as a ghost, I'm thinking about the expression. Also an interesting thought that ghost can be able to feel cold.
Thanks, I like colors.
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Well...if she died in pain and she was cold when she was dying...it is possible that her ghost still feels her suffering.
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The photo is not bad-at all!-but the model is great!
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I love Burton
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The red is so strong in this image. Wonderful shot.
Rob
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I knew you will like this one
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yes is so magical!!!!^^
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great piece. the moody gaze is elegantly captured. i want to add a personal preference: the wet patch on the belly breaks the white flow of the dress and somewhat distracts from the face and hand, both positioned artistically.
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Agree.Perhaps the photographer will submit more photos from the same part of the session on which this was not the case.For some reason he liked this one,although we both noticed what you just said
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and i like how the legs melt into the water like an ink shadow
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your expression seems to be one of being annoyed, was that what you were going for?
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Nope
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haha, ok
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Beautiful, sweet, pretty girl
Hugs and kisses
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Beautiful, sweet, pretty girl
Hugs and kisses
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