Tanis 3 by Lashia

Photography • Modeling • posted on Nov 14, 2006

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This is the third picture of my Tanis series. My friend asked me to do some pictures for her so I did, and Im impressed with the results, I hope you are, too. Comments always appriciated :-) ~~ Lashia ~~

Comments (11)

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short_ribs

12:37AM | Tue, 14 November 2006

Great shot! Has a kinda cute quality to it :P I'm not sure about the eye being cropped like that though kinda ruins the shot it some ways for me.... Other than that it's a stunning high key photo! :) Thanks for sharing! ;)

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Dianthus

1:13AM | Tue, 14 November 2006

Yeah i agree about the eye cropping. But that is gorgeous and great use of selective colouring. Did you know our genre challenge this month is Portrait? Maybe you should enter.

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busi2ness

1:44AM | Tue, 14 November 2006

Indeed the high key and selective coloring yields wonderful results, very pleasing!

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TRRazor

9:46AM | Tue, 14 November 2006

Up to now I really loved all of your pics of Tanis. My personal favourite one remains Nr. 1 though. Again: Very nice selective coloring and the high key contrast is really fitting. Awesome work baby. I love you

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akulla

11:21AM | Tue, 14 November 2006

Love it, blue is cool

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Schabek

5:53PM | Tue, 14 November 2006

oh wow! i love this picture... it looks amazing. i didnt notice the eye cropping before i read the other comments, maybe full eye would look better but nontheless it looks awesome the way it is!

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goodoleboy

7:11PM | Tue, 14 November 2006

Oh my, as for me, the best of the three Tanis photos! Those blue/purple eyes contrast beautifully with the rest of the face, which is basically black and white. Great facial expression, and lighting effect with virtually no shadow. Now, on the negative side, you could have done without the eye crop....meaning, unless the original shot showed both eyes fully, you'll have to take the picture all over again!