Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[Bruce Walker]

Thank you, Paul.

It certainly wasn't my intention to force it into view, and the
subject was fairly naturally deshabille in that posture. I'm mulling
over your observation and considering what it means to my composition,
framing, etc. Maybe if there was a bit more space around?

I appreciate your insight!


On Sat, Nov 7, 2015 at 3:45 PM, Paul Stenquist  wrote:
> Nice. Love her look. Like the nipple, but I get a sense that the photo works 
> too hard to reveal it.
>
> Paul via phone
>
>> On Nov 7, 2015, at 3:36 PM, Bruce Walker  wrote:
>>
>>> On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 8:10 PM, Bill  wrote:
 On 10/29/2015 7:16 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:

 This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
 back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)

 https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/

 K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.

 One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
 black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
 large studio windows.

 Comments welcome!
>>>
>>> Truly she is squint worthy.
>>> There is just so much goodness in this image it's hard to start. Her hair is
>>> just sort of there, tousled a little bit, which I am afraid, my friend,
>>> distracts greatly. But then the viewer is drawn to, and then drawn into her
>>> beautiful eyes, The light is nicely directional, but just a bit too bright
>>> for my taste. Tearing oneself reluctantly away from her eyes, the viewer
>>> glides languorously down her right cheek, and comes to rest on what has to
>>> be as close to perfect lips as can be found, with just a hint of a natural
>>> pout.
>>> Eventually, one must consider the rest of the image, and look past her chin,
>>> both strong and determined, but at the same time soft and alluring.
>>> Her shoulder is a bit rounded, it looks great from the front, a teeny bit
>>> odd at her back. I think either turning her a teeny bit left, or moving you
>>> a smidgen to the left to cover the little bit of her back that is visible.
>>> The torn sweater is a really good prop, the gratuitous nipple is
>>> unnecessary, but appreciated.
>>> Thank you for sharing this one.
>>
>> You are most welcome, Bill.  Thank you for a very entertaining
>> appreciation and critique! :)
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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[Bruce Walker]

Thank you, Frank. And thanks everyone who looked or commented.

Regarding that ripped top, to allay fears that it represents violence
of any kind: it was purposefully torn by the model's boyfriend to
create a peek-a-boo garment for posing like this. Sans rips, it would
fail to allow the nipple to make an artful appearance. :)



On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 11:48 PM, knarf  wrote:
> Perfect focus on that lead eye, and pretty much everything that Bill said, 
> including in find parts of her face (nose and upper lip) a teensy bit hot.
>
> That ripped top is a bit of a distraction to me; doesn't add anything but 
> keeps pulling my eye away from that beautiful face.
>
> Those lips are gorgeous: Pout? Smile? A bit of both? All quite alluring and 
> sexy.
>
> Unlike Bill I love her slightly unkempt hair - it's in keeping with the 
> general informality of this beautiful portrait.
>
>  Cheers,
>
> frank
>
> On October 29, 2015 9:16:46 AM EDT, Bruce Walker  
> wrote:
>>This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
>>back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)
>>
>>https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/
>>
>>K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.
>>
>>One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
>>black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
>>large studio windows.
>>
>>Comments welcome!
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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[Bruce Walker]

On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 8:10 PM, Bill  wrote:
> On 10/29/2015 7:16 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:
>>
>> This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
>> back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)
>>
>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/
>>
>> K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.
>>
>> One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
>> black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
>> large studio windows.
>>
>> Comments welcome!
>>
>
> Truly she is squint worthy.
> There is just so much goodness in this image it's hard to start. Her hair is
> just sort of there, tousled a little bit, which I am afraid, my friend,
> distracts greatly. But then the viewer is drawn to, and then drawn into her
> beautiful eyes, The light is nicely directional, but just a bit too bright
> for my taste. Tearing oneself reluctantly away from her eyes, the viewer
> glides languorously down her right cheek, and comes to rest on what has to
> be as close to perfect lips as can be found, with just a hint of a natural
> pout.
> Eventually, one must consider the rest of the image, and look past her chin,
> both strong and determined, but at the same time soft and alluring.
> Her shoulder is a bit rounded, it looks great from the front, a teeny bit
> odd at her back. I think either turning her a teeny bit left, or moving you
> a smidgen to the left to cover the little bit of her back that is visible.
> The torn sweater is a really good prop, the gratuitous nipple is
> unnecessary, but appreciated.
> Thank you for sharing this one.

You are most welcome, Bill.  Thank you for a very entertaining
appreciation and critique! :)

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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[Paul Stenquist]

Nice. Love her look. Like the nipple, but I get a sense that the photo works 
too hard to reveal it.

Paul via phone

> On Nov 7, 2015, at 3:36 PM, Bruce Walker  wrote:
> 
>> On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 8:10 PM, Bill  wrote:
>>> On 10/29/2015 7:16 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:
>>> 
>>> This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
>>> back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)
>>> 
>>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/
>>> 
>>> K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.
>>> 
>>> One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
>>> black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
>>> large studio windows.
>>> 
>>> Comments welcome!
>> 
>> Truly she is squint worthy.
>> There is just so much goodness in this image it's hard to start. Her hair is
>> just sort of there, tousled a little bit, which I am afraid, my friend,
>> distracts greatly. But then the viewer is drawn to, and then drawn into her
>> beautiful eyes, The light is nicely directional, but just a bit too bright
>> for my taste. Tearing oneself reluctantly away from her eyes, the viewer
>> glides languorously down her right cheek, and comes to rest on what has to
>> be as close to perfect lips as can be found, with just a hint of a natural
>> pout.
>> Eventually, one must consider the rest of the image, and look past her chin,
>> both strong and determined, but at the same time soft and alluring.
>> Her shoulder is a bit rounded, it looks great from the front, a teeny bit
>> odd at her back. I think either turning her a teeny bit left, or moving you
>> a smidgen to the left to cover the little bit of her back that is visible.
>> The torn sweater is a really good prop, the gratuitous nipple is
>> unnecessary, but appreciated.
>> Thank you for sharing this one.
> 
> You are most welcome, Bill.  Thank you for a very entertaining
> appreciation and critique! :)
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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[P.J. Alling]

Basically as there seems to be no damage to the maiden more likely an 
indicator of extreme passion.


On 10/30/2015 9:58 AM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:

On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 11:48 PM, knarf  wrote:

That ripped top is a bit of a distraction to m

The ripped top also could support an inference that this is an image
to document an assault on the lovely young lady.

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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

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On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 11:48 PM, knarf  wrote:
> That ripped top is a bit of a distraction to m

The ripped top also could support an inference that this is an image
to document an assault on the lovely young lady.

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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[Daniel J. Matyola]

That is a stunning portrait, with great light!  Amazing what you can
accomplish when you know what you are doing.

(I squinted as hard as I could, but what I could see MIGHT have been a
glimpse of one of the "naughty bits," or, it might have been part of
the drape.)
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On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 9:16 AM, Bruce Walker  wrote:
> This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
> back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)
>
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/
>
> K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.
>
> One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
> black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
> large studio windows.
>
> Comments welcome!
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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[ann sanfedele]

Certainly work safe and quite lovely.

ann

On 10/29/2015 11:42 AM, Jack Davis wrote:

Very nice lighting and pose, Bruce. Ideal gaze and head position.
Wrap and lipstick colors well chosen!

J

- Original Message -
From: "Bruce Walker" 
To: "Pentax Discuss Mailing List" 
Sent: Thursday, October 29, 2015 6:16:46 AM
Subject: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)

https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/

K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.

One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
large studio windows.

Comments welcome!




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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[Jack Davis]

Very nice lighting and pose, Bruce. Ideal gaze and head position.
Wrap and lipstick colors well chosen!

J

- Original Message -
From: "Bruce Walker" 
To: "Pentax Discuss Mailing List" 
Sent: Thursday, October 29, 2015 6:16:46 AM
Subject: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)

https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/

K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.

One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
large studio windows.

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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[Igor PDML-StR]

Bruce,

I remember seeing this image earlier, - I probably browsed through your 
website. Very nice shot.


One thought that I remember I had back then, and that is sort of lingering 
now: I wonder if the same photo would have worked even better if that 
sweater was not ripped? (Obviously, that would've been a very different

photo.)
There is some dissonance between the glamorous setting/look and that 
ripped, almost-revealing sweater. It's like a tritone in music.



Let me share yet another thought started by association to this photo.
Your warning and responses of others (Dan and Ann) had me thinking that 
the famous painting by Delcroix ("Liberty Leading the People") would be 
considered NSFW.
And yes, I would be careful not to open that painting in the university 
classroom (in a Physics or Materials Science class).


Igor


On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 9:16 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:


This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)

https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/

K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.

One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
large studio windows.

Comments welcome!


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RE: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[Bob W]

> -Original Message-
> From: PDML [mailto:pdml-boun...@pdml.net] On Behalf Of Igor PDML-StR
> 
> Bruce,
> 
> I remember seeing this image earlier, - I probably browsed through your
> website. Very nice shot.
> 
> One thought that I remember I had back then, and that is sort of lingering
> now: I wonder if the same photo would have worked even better if that
> sweater was not ripped? (Obviously, that would've been a very different
> photo.)
> There is some dissonance between the glamorous setting/look and that
> ripped, almost-revealing sweater. It's like a tritone in music.
> 
> 
> Let me share yet another thought started by association to this photo.
> Your warning and responses of others (Dan and Ann) had me thinking that
> the famous painting by Delcroix ("Liberty Leading the People") would be
> considered NSFW.
> And yes, I would be careful not to open that painting in the university
> classroom (in a Physics or Materials Science class).
> 

Better steer well clear of Francois Boucher's paintings then. Especially his
portrait of Marie-Louise O'Murphy, or his Leda and the Swan. They would
disturb some of those materials scientists in a very material way.

B

> Igor
> 
> 
> On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 9:16 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:
> 
> > This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
> > back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)
> >
> > https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/
> >
> > K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.
> >
> > One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
> > black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
> > large studio windows.
> >
> > Comments welcome!
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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[Bill]

On 10/29/2015 7:16 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:

This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)

https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/

K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.

One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
large studio windows.

Comments welcome!



Truly she is squint worthy.
There is just so much goodness in this image it's hard to start. Her 
hair is just sort of there, tousled a little bit, which I am afraid, my 
friend, distracts greatly. But then the viewer is drawn to, and then 
drawn into her beautiful eyes, The light is nicely directional, but just 
a bit too bright for my taste. Tearing oneself reluctantly away from her 
eyes, the viewer glides languorously down her right cheek, and comes to 
rest on what has to be as close to perfect lips as can be found, with 
just a hint of a natural pout.
Eventually, one must consider the rest of the image, and look past her 
chin, both strong and determined, but at the same time soft and alluring.
Her shoulder is a bit rounded, it looks great from the front, a teeny 
bit odd at her back. I think either turning her a teeny bit left, or 
moving you a smidgen to the left to cover the little bit of her back 
that is visible.  The torn sweater is a really good prop, the gratuitous 
nipple is unnecessary, but appreciated.

Thank you for sharing this one.



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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[knarf]

Perfect focus on that lead eye, and pretty much everything that Bill said, 
including in find parts of her face (nose and upper lip) a teensy bit hot.

That ripped top is a bit of a distraction to me; doesn't add anything but keeps 
pulling my eye away from that beautiful face.

Those lips are gorgeous: Pout? Smile? A bit of both? All quite alluring and 
sexy.

Unlike Bill I love her slightly unkempt hair - it's in keeping with the general 
informality of this beautiful portrait. 

 Cheers, 

frank

On October 29, 2015 9:16:46 AM EDT, Bruce Walker  wrote:
>This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
>back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)
>
>https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/
>
>K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.
>
>One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
>black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
>large studio windows.
>
>Comments welcome!

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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[knarf]

"...the gratuitous 
nipple is unnecessary, but appreciated."

MARK! 

Cheers,

frank

On October 29, 2015 8:10:36 PM EDT, Bill  wrote:
>On 10/29/2015 7:16 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:
>> This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
>> back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)
>>
>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/
>>
>> K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.
>>
>> One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
>> black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
>> large studio windows.
>>
>> Comments welcome!
>>
>
>Truly she is squint worthy.
>There is just so much goodness in this image it's hard to start. Her 
>hair is just sort of there, tousled a little bit, which I am afraid, my
>
>friend, distracts greatly. But then the viewer is drawn to, and then 
>drawn into her beautiful eyes, The light is nicely directional, but
>just 
>a bit too bright for my taste. Tearing oneself reluctantly away from
>her 
>eyes, the viewer glides languorously down her right cheek, and comes to
>
>rest on what has to be as close to perfect lips as can be found, with 
>just a hint of a natural pout.
>Eventually, one must consider the rest of the image, and look past her 
>chin, both strong and determined, but at the same time soft and
>alluring.
>Her shoulder is a bit rounded, it looks great from the front, a teeny 
>bit odd at her back. I think either turning her a teeny bit left, or 
>moving you a smidgen to the left to cover the little bit of her back 
>that is visible.  The torn sweater is a really good prop, the
>gratuitous 
>nipple is unnecessary, but appreciated.
>Thank you for sharing this one.

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Re: PESO ~ A portrait in window light

[Marco Alpert]

I know is seems cheap, but what Frank said.

m

On Oct 29, 2015, at 8:48 PM, knarf  wrote:

> Perfect focus on that lead eye, and pretty much everything that Bill said, 
> including in find parts of her face (nose and upper lip) a teensy bit hot.
> 
> That ripped top is a bit of a distraction to me; doesn't add anything but 
> keeps pulling my eye away from that beautiful face.
> 
> Those lips are gorgeous: Pout? Smile? A bit of both? All quite alluring and 
> sexy.
> 
> Unlike Bill I love her slightly unkempt hair - it's in keeping with the 
> general informality of this beautiful portrait. 
> 
> Cheers, 
> 
> frank
> 
> On October 29, 2015 9:16:46 AM EDT, Bruce Walker  
> wrote:
>> This is another shot from my first work with art model Dorrie Mack,
>> back in May. (It's actually work-safe unless you squint real hard.)
>> 
>> https://www.flickr.com/photos/bruce_m_walker/22533038336/lightbox/
>> 
>> K-3, DA* 55/1.4, f:2.2, 1/100th sec, 100 ISO.
>> 
>> One light source, daylight. I positioned her in the open mouth of a
>> black v-flat (4x8' sheets of foam core) at right angles to the very
>> large studio windows.
>> 
>> Comments welcome!
> 
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