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up and down. and in the end it's only round and round

can't save it when i selct "nude content", i'm getting a warning to "fill in" something. but i don' know what and where
so i choose no nude content

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Veríssimo Dias 2 years ago

lost paradise ... or maybe not

very interesting idea

congrats

agusthea 2 years ago

i like it

widyastha permana 2 years ago

soo...soo.. delicuous...

Cheron 2 years ago

kith vishwa 2 years ago

great work

sendhil 2 years ago

Lovely capture!

wzopf 2 years ago

extrafein
:-)
LG Wolfgang

maxanin 2 years ago

nice

Willy Marthinussen 2 years ago

very nice..good creativity.

moses stell 2 years ago

beautiful!

Boedi Wiyarno 2 years ago

great idea, nice photographed too.

Muhammad Salman 2 years ago

love the idea and clarity..amazing

Ben Goossens 2 years ago

I like the idea:-)

Andreas, if I may give a suggestion?
If you use the PS blur tool (drop) 5 points, holding the shift key and clicking on the borders of the model, she would be less paste on... I think it will be much stronger.

andreas puhl sorry, my english is not that good, i don't understand what you mean. there is no digital work in this picture, unless the combining of the both pics and the sizing and sharpening to fit it here

Ben Goossens Sorry Andreas,
because I had the impression, maybe due the sharpening(?), that he model looks like "pasted one"... that's why, I gave the suggestion to soften the borders.

Anyway, I like the idea very much:-)

LG, ben

andreas puhl i used, as i think, a very soft sharpening (smart sharpening: 50%, 0,5px)
do you think it's to much?

Ben Goossens HI Andreas,

In general, in illustration, painting and photo, the border of a body are a little soft, because it's soft material... it would be different if it was metal.
Maybe, the sharpening was a little to much for this kind of subject, I suppose.

This is not the place to talk about, so excuse me!!!

Benjamin Grove My first impression was that a fairly shallow depth of focus, the model being a good distance from the background, and nice directional lighting gave her that nice crisp edge. I very much like the look of the model being separated from the other elements in the photo. It adds more dimension. - Very nice work, Andreas.