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Alastair Bell
{K:29571} 3/7/2005
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Personally I prefer the color one... Children rarely suit B&W images in my opinion as with B&W you never really get a true feel of the healthy glow colour of their skin that alludes to their vitality... Lovely candid shot Elizabeth...well done!!!
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David Hofmann
{K:22223} 3/7/2005
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I like this one very much. Yes I prefer the color version over the B&W even though I'm a fan of B&W portrait (as you can see from my portfolio).
Let me start by saying this is avery nice photo. I like her pose and the light creates an interesting mood. Wondnerful portrait. But I really like the colors here. The skin tones are excelent and it feels like she is stitting right there. I don't get the same feeling from the B&W version.
I think it might be worth to lighten up the peeking eye a little. It is almost hinnten in the dark.
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Jorg Reif
{K:16020} 3/7/2005
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Lovely picture, very hard to shoot since eyes are too mucgh in the shadow, needs some work there!
Regards Jorg
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Teunis Haveman
{K:53426} 3/7/2005
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Elizabeth, lovely ballerina
Teunis
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Elizabeth O'Neal
{K:4436} 3/7/2005
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Thanks for your comment Ray. I think I am leaning toward the color version as well.
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Ray Witter
{K:6149} 3/7/2005
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Elizabeth,
I like this image better in the color version, the colored skin tones seem to add quite a bit to the composition. Great image and excellent title, the window light is nice and soft and the use of a simple background creates a situation where the viewer is not distracted by anything and places all attention on the main subject.
Just some random thoughts.
Reguards,
Ray W.
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Haris Calkic
{K:4908} 3/7/2005
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very good,different
congrats
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