Angelica in 35mm + 75mm

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M246 + CV35mm f1.2 III (shot at f1.2)

shot with natural light and cropped 4:5

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M246 + 7A 75mm f1.25 (shot at f2.8)

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[fotografr]

Beautiful model and poses with excellent use of available light. The triangular body position in the first image is particularly nice. 

[stuny]

Brent said it all.

[sandro]

I agree with Brent and Stuart. The first photo and the portrait of your second post are excellent, wonderful how you use natural lighting.

Lex

[Sparkassenkunde]

Very good use of light, excellent post processing and a wonderful model! For me the background in the first two pictures is too busy and doesn’t add valuable information so would have preferred a plain canvas or the like.

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13 hours ago, Sparkassenkunde said:

first two pictures is too busy and doesn’t add valuable information so would have preferred a plain canvas or the like

just me trying to get around the 4th wall 🤓 

[fotografr]

On 3/14/2023 at 1:07 AM, Sparkassenkunde said:

For me the background in the first two pictures is too busy and doesn’t add valuable information so would have preferred a plain canvas or the like.

My opinion is different. I think the background of the first two images does give important information. They show that the images were made in a home or apartment setting, which to me would suggest an intimacy or closeness between the photographer and model. This feeling is enhanced by the high heels being casually left on the floor in the background of the first image. If these had been made in a studio type environment, it would indicate simply that a model showed up, was photographed and then left. 

Edited March 15, 2023 by fotografr

[S Maclean]

On 3/15/2023 at 3:06 PM, fotografr said:

My opinion is different. I think the background of the first two images does give important information. They show that the images were made in a home or apartment setting, which to me would suggest an intimacy or closeness between the photographer and model. This feeling is enhanced by the high heels being casually left on the floor in the background of the first image. If these had been made in a studio type environment, it would indicate simply that a model showed up, was photographed and then left. 

Agreed with this opinion.  It becomes more contextual.  it's a beautiful picture of a model, instead of a beautiful model being pictured. (I know, a little weird way to put it)  

[Sparkassenkunde]

I see your point but still don’t feel the same 😊

[ynp]

On 3/14/2023 at 11:07 AM, Sparkassenkunde said:

Very good use of light, excellent post processing and a wonderful model! For me the background in the first two pictures is too busy and doesn’t add valuable information so would have preferred a plain canvas or the like.

Love the white shoes in the background. 

[tamas]

What shoes?  I just keep being drawn repeatedly to the stunning looks of the model. Specifically the in the first pose. Absolutely wonderful....Oh and of course, good photo too. 😉