Elzette - Red by FuzzyYak
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Description
It seems lately that I have to force myself to upload images, or I'll carry on working on them indefinitely. I'm really happy with this one though, so it was time to upload it :)
Model: Elzette Human
Make-Up Artist: Stavroula Georgakis
Location: Studio, Johannesburg, South Africa
More info about the shoot here
Thanks in advance for all comments, favourites and watches. Even if I don't reply and say thanks to all of them, I really appreciate all the feedback you guys give me.
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Comments (6)
JohnDelaquiox
fantastic capture she has great styles
Chipka
Oooh! I really like this one a lot. Her static pose reminds me of something I heard Jane Badler talking about, while being interviewed for her role in the remake of the classic sci-fi series "V." In the original, she was the baddie. In the remake, she's playing the baddie's mother! Anyway, she said that the most challenging part of her new role was playing someone emotionless...all of her acting, therefore, depended on her eyes. I thought of that when I saw this, because there's such a profound draw to the model's whole face, but it's her eyes that seem to express the absolute most! That's amazing, since it's a photograph, and--therefore--static. Great contrasts and a nice, diminutive touch of red. Really nice.
Wales
This shot works. I like the way she is holding her finger. Her expression is what makes this work. I would suggest, however, that instead of cropping the top of her hat, you leave the entire hat in the shot. Good work!
Kattey
Thank you very much for this beautiful image!
jclP
fantastic capture and style
RodolfoCiminelli
Very expressive face, wonderful and beautiful portrait....!!!!