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Marcela Málková 2 weeks ago

Amazing!

Günna Sohn 4 months ago

wonderful !

R. Purnawarman 7 months ago

love the BW...

Benny Sjafrudin 9 months ago

Nice and great shot....

Mojib 9 months ago

curve and diagonal lines blinded me down!

Hamid soltanabadian 1 year ago

this is a wonderful photo

Avi 1 year ago

outstanding portraiture that is expected from a medium format !
cheers, Avi

Kenneth Svedlund 1 year ago

excellent composition and the level of sharpness vs softness is also perfect

Eddy Ngadiwidjaya 1 year ago

beautiful shot.

RAJA JAY 1 year ago

great!!!!

Pierre Pageau 2 years ago

félicitations .*****

torkel fenre 2 years ago

beautiful, great work!!

Chongky 2 years ago

Beautiful!

Pierre Pageau 2 years ago

félicitations .

Stefan Fuertbauer 2 years ago

Gross work!

sinbad 2 years ago

nice, great shot

FourHandsPhoto 2 years ago

NIce!...nice!.-10000000*

Jeremy Russell 2 years ago

Stunning portrait.

Very timeless.

stix 2 years ago

That is gorgeous.

Helder Mendes 2 years ago

So good, so nice, I love B&W film...

Lukas Wozny 3 years ago

bardzo dobre foto, pozdrawiam

roby bon 3 years ago

eccellente scatto....congrats

Frederick Lim Cung Wei 3 years ago

beautiful...

Donato Buccella 3 years ago

this is a wonderful photo

Timor Tom 3 years ago

That's the way I like it !

Ali Azarnoosh 3 years ago

Superb shot !!

Piotr Haskiewicz 3 years ago

Great atmosphere and very nice women ,welcome in onexposure...

Frank Decker 3 years ago

Wooooow...thats just great...the light fantastic!!!Superb picture!
Frank

enzo penna 3 years ago

i like .....good work

yuan 3 years ago

nice capture.. beautiful.. salam senyum -u1-

Robert 3 years ago

This is this kind of portrait i as a viewer feel like be with her inside the frame!
Very good!

Robert

sietske 3 years ago

really beautiful pict. gr

Sven Fennema 3 years ago

Great atmosphere!

William Grey 3 years ago

It's so atmospheric, the tones make the portrait alive. Fantastic.

I milo spotkac krakowianina, by the way;)
Pozdrawiam.

LeHu Dzi?ki wielkie Wroc?awianie :) Pozdrawiam serdecznie!!!

LeHu 3 years ago

Ed B: I haven't got lightmeter and this photo was underexposed - that's why... Thanks for your comment :)

Ed Buziak Hello LeHu... thanks for your response. My occasionally critical comments are always written in order to help, and I hope they did because you have a good eye and a great subject. I've had 35 years of daily darkroom practice so can make a decent print almost with my eyes closed... however, most of what I see on this truly excellent 1Xposure site beats the pants off what I can do... so more strength to all of you who contribute here... I doubt if my images would get through screening! ;~)

Ed Buziak 3 years ago

OK... here I go again, second time in a row with negative criticism! Basically I like the image - pretty woman, seductive pose... there, that's the typical hot-blooded male reaction out of the way!

But... some of the previous comments about beautiful light, gorgeous tones, top quality portrait... come on folks, look more closely... the contrast is poor; the highlights are just about acceptable; the deep shadows are muddy; I can see horizontal banding throughout the image in the shadows... but enough, this is meant to be constructive criticism because if it was printed properly from the 6x7 negative it should sing!

Jeremy Russell I disagree.

The tones/ contrast add to the image I feel. Great light and comp with a very nice flow.

I agree the scanning has left some distracting elements but the image is strong enough to survive them without detracting too much from the image.

If presented with a silver print that looks like this, minus the scanning issue obviously, tones etc, I would be pleased.

Bob Patefield Hi Ed. Fair play to you for speaking up. You obviously have lots of experience. By way of contrast I have very little, but (seen as you quoted my words) to me this is a top quality portrait. I don't agree that every image should be perfectly exposed for it to a great picture. Under or over exposing are valid techniques in creating a pleasing end result are they not? Who's to say what a perfect exposure is any way? It's nearly always a compromise. All that matters to me is that an image moves me in some way. That said I'd be happy to come and spend a few weeks in the darkroom with you so you can show me the errors of my ways. (That sounded kind of kinky ;^) Regards
Bob (The man with a portfolio full of happy accidents)