Lady Eva .... by Ford604

Photography • Portraits • posted on Jul 25, 2010

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Thank you all! so much Im really glad you like it people... Mark

Comments (19)

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RoyalPhoto

10:44PM | Sun, 25 July 2010

Great capture, very well done!!!

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5391151

11:01PM | Sun, 25 July 2010

You captured her too!? lol....seriously she is very very pretty.

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jocko500

11:03PM | Sun, 25 July 2010

lovely

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auntietk

12:29AM | Mon, 26 July 2010

What a wonderful portrait! It's so immediate and engaging. Excellent work!

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ragouc

12:30AM | Mon, 26 July 2010

Very good portrait and postwork.

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LBAMagic

12:35AM | Mon, 26 July 2010

Lovely smile. Nicely captured pose. Looks very natural. Nice subtle tint of blue in the eyes.

whaleman

2:01AM | Mon, 26 July 2010

What a smile! Love it!

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KarmaSong

5:22AM | Mon, 26 July 2010

Her smile is a wonder: awesome portrait and fine capture!

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bclaytonphoto

5:24AM | Mon, 26 July 2010

very good monochrome portrait

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micturn

6:10AM | Mon, 26 July 2010

Unusual Compo, very striking. She has a great smile

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thecytron

8:37AM | Mon, 26 July 2010

A very good B&W photo portrait!

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Ac-Dc

10:52AM | Mon, 26 July 2010

wonderful portrait and a cool idea with the selective tones.

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nikolais

1:23PM | Mon, 26 July 2010

precious smile! great portrait!

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jmb007

1:50PM | Mon, 26 July 2010

superbe portrait!

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paul leatham

4:56PM | Mon, 26 July 2010

beautiful.

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OldMaple

4:58AM | Wed, 04 August 2010

The Lady Eva splendid. The Beautiful smile. And much it is correct that portrait is executed in b&w. So that eye to models are made in colour IMHO arguably. Probably, better was do and eye b&w. Or uzh to do their quite brightly-colour. However, this - only my standpoint.

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