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Submitted: June 8, 2009
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Femme Fataleby =Ophelia-Overdose

Photography / People & Portraits / Classic Portraits

Thanks to Pierre (EmpireArt)
You are a genius

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Critique by ~sma003 Jun 10, 2009, 1:13:42 AM

I love the contrast of the picture; the [f aux] Victorian elegance of the background versus the contemporary look of the subject. The picture is crisp to look at, and the lighting is sufficient to take in all of the scene. My only critique I would offer is to have more focus on the subject (if that's what the focus is). The black of her shoes, hair, eyes, and corset do set her apart from the very bright tones of the scene. It's just that since she is very fair skinned (be it natural or make-up), she gets lost in the scene while her clothes and accessories stand out.

But other than that, I love the look, and I look forward to seeing more from you. Also, I thank you for giving me a goal to strive for (in terms of creativity, and the overall look and feel of your image).

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Critique by ~theotherwhiteink Jun 8, 2009, 8:42:22 AM

Yet another beautiful picture by this gorgeous model, =Ophelias-Overdose. She never seems to fail in her poses and originality. In this one photo alone, she seems snooty, aristocratic and pampered. The golden chair, mask and mirror clarify monarchy or at the very least a time that we do not live in now. With a spectacular colour spectrum, and the gleaming on the floors it is hard not to fall in love with such a piece.

The only thing that could have been changed, though I can see barely any, would be if the curtasins had been a tad more symetrical. Other than that, the lighting is beautiful, leaving her her haunting beautiful self, and her stature and position in this photo almost tells a story of a pampered woman.

Yet again; extraordinary Modeling =Ophelias-Overdose.