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Would be a nice pic to enter in the contest.
I like the lighting but, the woman looks more like a mannequin than a person. The clothing textures are great.
The intention is to look like a mannequin, as in some photos of the nineteenth century with a long exposure
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Make a little grainy, and add the flower to the strap.
Get full authenticity. Just do not get carried away with the grain.You know you got a keeper when someone tells you it's nice but looks like a mannequin when that was the exact look you were going for. I would comment on her whole "nice girl" persona because you might tell me that's the look I was going for. If you passed a woman like that on the street you'd never suspect she would be a dominatrix. Of course she probably wouldn't have that whip with her on the street either. Nice work @Antonio
I like image 2. I think with image 1, you can do something subtle with the eyes and still have the look you are going for. As it is, it looks less mannequin, more "DAZ model dead-eye stare".
Image 2, on the other hand, looks photo-real.
i like them both but the first image i like a lot. nice lighting, choice of figure, hair, outfit , pose etc. it's all working for me.
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I have tried three times to answer your messages to include new images, but I can not,
Thank you all for your comments:)
I work in an art magazine called Carpa. In the current numbers I follow the love story between Tinita and Valeria, two artists who work on a series of photographs that recreate the advertising photography of the great studios of the 30s in the breaks of the shootings
To reflect this fact, I have used this type of photography in imitation of images of long expositions ...
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