Arkady, please don't take this as "honey-selling," but I am simply amazed by the way you present women's images; they truly deserve to be like those in your photos.
There's the renowned photographer Howard Schatz, in my opinion, one of the few who can masterfully capture the style and frozen movement of the human body. Although the woman's body in your work is static, and this may not seem as effective, a body or form in motion is far more impressive than a still one. Nevertheless, it is precisely the state of rest and stillness that creates and emphasizes the stability of the composition in the frame. As for minor nitpicks, I would slightly change the direction and brightness of the light on the right side of the woman's body and ask the model to toss her braid over her shoulder.
Lana Medved 123, I'd like to ask for 200 likes for a photo
O.Salas, for mine? IMHO, the square on the photo should be higher, then the diagonal wouldn't "cut into the shoulder," and I'd like to do something about it, but here I'll echo my previous opinion
O.Salas, for yours? IMHO, if the square on the photo were higher, then the diagonal wouldn't "cut into the shoulder," and I'd advise doing something about it. But here I'll echo the previous opinion.
MrSpoke, there are no counterarguments, since the purpose of the diagonal can suddenly take on a different interpretation... I wrote about the tendency to perceive photography in this place.
Kurta Arkadiy, Delicate, erotic, beautifully presented work with delightful body movement, and most importantly, without excessive frankness or vulgarity...) I like it, Arkadiy!)
There's a renowned photographer named Howard Schatz, in my opinion, one of the few who can masterfully capture the style and frozen movement of the human body. Although the woman's body in your work is static, and this may not seem so effective, a body or form in motion is much more impressive than a still one. Nevertheless, it is precisely the state of rest and stillness that creates and emphasizes the stability of the composition in the frame. As for minor nitpicks, I would like to slightly change the direction and brightness of the light on the right side of the woman's body and ask the model to throw her braid over her shoulder.
Lana Medved 123, I really don't want to throw her braid over her shoulder
Kurta Arkadiy, Delicate, erotic, beautifully presented work with delightful body movement, and most importantly, without excessive frankness or vulgarity...) I like it, Arkadiy!)
Olga Dan, Olya, thank you so much! Today, all my posts are toasts to Portugal!
Nikolay Maminov (Nikolodion), Is there ever a composition or photograph as a whole that's indisputable? It would be interesting to see
Kurta Arkadiy, it happens... either it's a conceptual view refined to the point of perceptual perfection, or it's an exercise with a ton of flaws... you just have to mentally break the photo down into its components...
Nikolay Maminov (Nikolodion), Is there a composition or photograph as a whole that is indisputable? It would be interesting to see
Kurta Arkadiy, Yes, there is a composition and photograph that is indisputable and perfect, just as there is geometry and formal composition that is indisputable.
IMHO, the square on the photo should be higher, then the diagonal wouldn't "cut into the shoulder," and I'd like to do something about it, but here I'll echo my previous opinion
And also to Portugal!
Today, all my posts are toasts to Portugal!
It would be interesting to see