Silke

• George Collier

• Jul 16, 2011

I like it. She seems to be in her own world for the moment, maybe what sitters do when everyone stops buzzing around them.

 

• artonpaper

• Jul 16, 2011

It's a very good portrait. I like the halo around her head.

 

• RPippin

• Jul 16, 2011

Lovely shot. Very contemplative.

 

• zsas

• Jul 16, 2011

Having been up at Photostock and seeing how hard the wetplaters and this sitter worked, this photo is very meaningful because, as you explain, you captured a break in a photo shoot. It is like a still shot from a movie or something akin, where you have captured a 'break in the action' and this one has great composition, and what it has so much is a capture in time between the action where the sitter was taking a moment of time to herself. Technically all is going great here too (nice negative, contrast, dev, etc...)

 

• ishutteratthethought

• Jul 16, 2011

Looks great Thomas, I have some break in the action shots as well, really like this one. That Fuji is one sweet camera ny friend.
Steve

 

• MaximusM3

• Jul 16, 2011

I think it's fantastic, T. I like her expression, kind of nostalgic, and the tones of the print convey that feeling well. Delta 3200 120 works so well for portraits.

 

• bill h

• Jul 16, 2011

Works for me. Looks like a real connection with the sitter.

 

• Gim

• Jul 16, 2011

Thomas. It's working. Don't think too much. I like it for a lot of reasons...and then I noticed that she hardly had hands. COOL

B est,
Jim

 

• Bertus

• Jul 17, 2011

Classic and wonderful portrait, the branches around the face works very good.

Bert

 

• Jersey Vic

• Jul 17, 2011

Excellent.