Jazz and Style by Messatsu_Satsui

Poser • Photo Manipulation • posted on Mar 23, 2009

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Just a quickie..

Comments (9)

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shamstar

8:15PM | Mon, 23 March 2009

Slinky and sexy. Good job.

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reciecup

9:28PM | Mon, 23 March 2009

I love this. Great job :o)

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speculoos

6:21AM | Tue, 24 March 2009

I really love your quickies... They are always so subtle! It is a ravishing. The old photograph effect is a success. Very nice girl. 2D, 3D, no matter here: it looks so real! :)

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thecytron

9:05AM | Tue, 24 March 2009

Nicely put together!

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ForbiddenWhispers

4:01AM | Wed, 25 March 2009

i really love how her eye is the main focus... brilliant

jdehaven

2:53AM | Wed, 01 April 2009

A quickie for you perhaps, but in my opinion a masterful artistic piece. Your latest works show some serious creative chops- lightyears above and beyond the average crap posted onto this site. That sentence may sound a little harsh, but honestly I am a little irritated that most of my friends on here like you have more talent in their little pinky than the "featured" artists could ever have in a lifetime, yet there are only a few comments here and 5 pages of regurgitated "wonderful work" for those that post daily pieces of complete shit. I guess there is some karma in the process though- we manage to find like minded artists eventually and can give real comments or critique- among all the shit slinging that goes on here. All I can say is that you got some serious skills man- this is just another example of your unique style. The depth of field is highly pronounced, but also realistic photographically if using a super wide aperature like 1.8 or something with a telephoto lens- but really the key here is that you take the time to give these images, these works of art, some kind of unique look, a type of mood or feeling- these elements are an expression- something unique to what you do- and this is what seperates your works from the crowd.

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