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great photos with wronkled sheets.
Steven Barrett wrote: lol I like that... Jun 06 06 07:21 pm Link 41ishlike Jun 06 06 07:24 pm Link I have a wronkled sheet photo in my port.. but have no idea how to link stuff in here (thats just freakin witchcraft) So go see it if you want (Paloma), not only is the sheet wronkled.. it is my only GWC type shot! Jun 06 06 07:26 pm Link Steven Barrett wrote: I was told by a very conservative friend of mine, he believes; "Wrightles go to the right, wrinkles are in the middle, and wronkles go to the left." Jun 06 06 07:27 pm Link left, right, wrinkle, wronkle...  Jun 06 06 07:34 pm Link I like this one  Jun 06 06 08:26 pm Link Blue Water Photography wrote: Just ask the model in your avatar it sure looks like she has it figured out. Jun 06 06 09:11 pm Link Capt Stu Beans wrote: Yeah...This one works, Jun 06 06 09:30 pm Link Not sure if this would qualify:  Jun 06 06 09:32 pm Link Matthew Cousins wrote: Nope... It doesn't work. Jun 06 06 09:33 pm Link I think it's funny this thread started after TxPhotog's comment to a model critique today where he mistyped by mistake or on purpose, "wronkled"! How funny the things that entertain...and on a side note, I think in some cases the wrinkling works, but the folded squares does not. Jun 06 06 09:38 pm Link wronkles are what GWC's call wrinkles.  jk - Grant Jun 06 06 09:54 pm Link My collection of wrinkled sheet photos:     Jun 06 06 09:59 pm Link Chris Macan wrote: I agree. Some of these photos would be really nice if they didn't have the square lines. The wrinkled sheet look is fine if you're on a bed. When you're in bed or sitting on one they aren't completely perfect. If the photo is to capture a person in bed or on a bed it makes it more real and usually looks great. If it's a background it depends on what is going on with the model. Jun 06 06 10:15 pm Link Cristal Steverson wrote: I think the model and the paint look great. Background is too busy and it distracts from the model. It could very easily be muted, darkened, contrast lowered, or blurred easily in photoshop. I think darker and blurred might look very good, and you would "pop" relative to the background. Jun 07 06 12:38 am Link Iona Lynn wrote: Iona, here's a couple more for the image thiefs: Jun 07 06 12:53 am Link One of these days I'll get a wronkled bed sheet shot... *clicks over to my portfolio to see if I already have one* Nope, Still need to get one...maybe it will be on a bed though...I dunno... Jun 07 06 03:00 am Link Click Hamilton wrote: I'm trying, I'm trying, but darn it's hard! Jun 07 06 03:14 am Link My contribution:  Yeah, it would probably work better as a photo if I cropped it tight so there was no sheet visible and it was just a headshot, but I love the curves, can't bring myself to chop them off... Jun 07 06 08:23 pm Link The difference between knowledge and wisdom is application. I just made that up, right now. But you can quote me on it. Shane Perez wrote: Jun 07 06 10:12 pm Link WG Rowland wrote: Here's the pic in reference: Jun 07 06 10:26 pm Link byReno wrote: i love the face and expression too... Jun 08 06 02:04 am Link Just posted a new photo of me in wronkled sheets: 18+ https://img4.modelmayhem.com/060613/09/ … 978c52.jpg And realized that the last picture on the first row of my photos called stretch is on some majorly wronkled muslin. I think they both work pretty well. Jun 13 06 01:28 pm Link okay, so i want to take some wronkled sheet shots now too! who's in south FL and has some wronkled sheets for me? haha! Jun 13 06 07:15 pm Link The most wronkly I've gotten thus far:  Jun 13 06 11:43 pm Link |
