Look away

[Gav.]

Sorry me again, another from the set

(I tried to edit with a soft look/feel + taken at f2.5 on 50mm)

Happy to take C&C as always.

Thank you for looking.


Look away by Gavin Wickham, on Flickr

 

[eccles lad]

lovely shot gav, and well done em, its got that "mystery" look to it,

 

[Deleted member 95430]

A bit more separation else looking good

 

[Gav.]

lovely shot gav, and well done em, its got that "mystery" look to it,

Thank you, Dave

A bit more separation else looking good

Thank you, I need to stop going dark on the BG, I need to break the habit.

 

[ADragon]

I love that "soft" look. its a really great photo

 

[Gav.]

I love that "soft" look. its a really great photo

Thank you.

 

[reheat module]

Lovely composure. The full 4 whites of the eyes, whilst retaining the head position is excellent.
The models expression really matches the title.

 

[Gav.]

Lovely composure. The full 4 whites of the eyes, whilst retaining the head position is excellent.
The models expression really matches the title.

Thank you, Paul, much appreciated.

 

[Earley Man]

I love that "soft" look. its a really great photo

 

[Gav.]

Thank you, Christopher

 

[woof woof]

That's very very nice Gav. I can imagine you both still looking at that picture in decades to come.

Well done

 

[Gav.]

That's very very nice Gav. I can imagine you both still looking at that picture in decades to come.

Well done

Thank you, Alan.

 

[WaltonR]

I think the black bg works really well. beautiful shot.

 

[Gav.]

I think the black bg works really well. beautiful shot.

Thank you, Richard

 

[juggler]

It's really very nice, though the B&W conversion is perhaps a smidge flat for me.

As I watch your development I can really see the technical side coming along beautifully. I've said it before though - just be careful you don't lose the emotion and engagement. Having a model gaze wistfully at a light is really just a starting point. You've gone beyond that.

 

[Gav.]

It's really very nice, though the B&W conversion is perhaps a smidge flat for me.

Thank you, Simon, I'm glad you said something, I've looked back a few times and thought something was off

As I watch your development I can really see the technical side coming along beautifully. I've said it before though - just be careful you don't lose the emotion and engagement. Having a model gaze wistfully at a light is really just a starting point. You've gone beyond that.

Thank you, pressures on now then
My trouble is lack of imagination I hope to have another go at something soon.

Really appreciate the feedback, thank you.

 

[juggler]

Thank you, Simon, I'm glad you said something, I've looked back a few times and thought something was off


Thank you, pressures on now then
My trouble is lack of imagination I hope to have another go at something soon.

Really appreciate the feedback, thank you.

It sometimes helps to ask yourself what a picture - or shoot - is for before you start.

 

[Gav.]

It sometimes helps to ask yourself what a picture - or shoot - is for before you start.

Cheers Simon, I do need to think a bit more