Attached Link: http://www.tubeville.org

Hi all I need opinions on my latest, spent about four hours on this and I'm really, really pleased, except, that I decided to see what a slightly different POV would look like. Arrrgghhhh now I can't decide which I like best. The image is my own character, with some Uzilite clothing, Neftis hair and some props from Arizona. It's a picture for my TUBEville website.

Attached Link: http://www.tubeville.org

and the second one Kinda wishing I hadn't fiddled :-) best wishes Jody

Oh, JoAnn texture available from marketplace (lovely texture)

I like the first one better the angle on the second is a bit too precarious for me.

Agree with Tonymouse. The second angle makes it hard to tell that she's actually sitting on steps; looks like she's somehow clinging to part of an M.C. Escher building. The character herself is -very- fine. Looks like a face capable of subtle expression.

Shot 1 is a beautiful portrait, shot 2 is a beuatiful portrait that makes the viewer vaugly uneasy. As is, go with shot 1. However, that said, shot 2 is pretty neat, but it needs more interest. I'd use shot 1 as a single. Shot 2 as part of a story line where the heroine is contemplating who murdered her old Uncle Carl. I have too much imagination to be good for me. Neat job though. Love both of them.

I just have trouble trying to visualize where the cameraman is in shot 2. On his back, head hanging over the side of the stairs...? :) Shot 1 I like a great deal, though. Looks perfectly like a shot from someone sitting on a lower stair.

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Thanks guys, appreciate that, got my mind settled back on what I liked in the first place :-) Image is now posted with the story narration too.

Love shot 1....Sharen

Shot 1, feeling a bit of motionsickness (seasickness) looking at shot 2, :Great Work, love that pose...