TooCoolQueeniee wrote:
oops

Thanks luv!!!

TooCoolQueeniee wrote:
oops

?   Thanks anyway LoL

Eloisa Katie wrote:
Here's mine--not that i get alot of comments anyway--lol--but this has zero--lol--i like it though---i think it's different....trendy/stylish.......very ny. oh well.

https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=1351467

Nice picture of you but you get lost in the picture.  Not sure if different lighting or just being a bit further from the window would help.  I'd probably use a larger aperture to leave the background out of focus a bit or blur the background a touch.
Also the photographer's signature really detracts.

Here's the picture:

TooCoolQueeniee wrote:
There was a different picture there before lol

oh yeah LOLOLOL  I had to edit that...it wasn't me!  I might as well be blonde today huh? lol

Eric5312 wrote:
Nice picture of you but you get lost in the picture.  Not sure if different lighting or just being a bit further from the window would help.  I'd probably use a larger aperture to leave the background out of focus a bit or blur the background a touch.
Also the photographer's signature really detracts.

Here's the picture:

that hit it on the head!  Beautiful models but the background takes away...too busy...or beautiful model?  is that the same model twice?

Jay Bowman wrote:
Though I do have others which have fewer views or comments, I think this one is my most underappreciated here at MM:
https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=1258501


In my printed book, it is the one that stops the turn of pages the longest.  Sometimes to an open-mouthed, stopped-in-mid-sentence effect.  Even more than this photo...
https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=14498
...which is only a few pages away in that same book but has the most views and comments on my profile here.

It has all the elements for a great image: The image shows the exceptional talents of the photographer and the two models, though it's not telling me a story that I can understand.
I think it's a really wonderful image, and I'll leave it at that.

What Fun Productions wrote:

;-)

TooCoolQueeniee wrote:
I have a few in my port that I have little comments on

I've had compliments on this photo it even won picture of the day but not comments to the picture itself but one.

I see why it one picture of the day.  It's an inspired shot.  Would centering it to the right more help?  That way the slope of the chain and the back of the female model would be leading into the picture rather than out of it.

Olof Wessels wrote:
In my port its definetely this one. I personally like it alot but i guess its a bit too strange for most likings.

Personally, I think it's a great shot!

Yumemiru wrote:
Even though it's a new image

https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=1687288

I think it would be stronger without the feather head piece.

MsJuwels wrote:
Help Help!! what's wrong with this shot???

Don't think its a very flattering picture of you.  I looked at your port.  You're beautiful, its just this picture.


Oops.  Just got to your post above.

Eric5312 wrote:

I see why it one picture of the day.  It's an inspired shot.  Would centering it to the right more help?  That way the slope of the chain and the back of the female model would be leading into the picture rather than out of it.

Thanks, I choose them off center as you can tell they are swinging and in the moment. I do appreciate the feedback though Anything helps learn:)

Eric5312 wrote:

Don't think its a very flattering picture of you.  I looked at your port.  You're beautiful, its just this picture.


Oops.  Just got to your post above.

I agree after seeing the rest of her port, I personally wouldn't have it up, not a good picture of you compared to the rest.

TooCoolQueeniee wrote:
I have a few in my port that I have little comments on

I've had compliments on this photo it even won picture of the day but not comments to the picture itself but one.

Great capture but add a gradient to your blur layer if you want the DOF effect to look natural.

Eric5312 wrote:

Don't think its a very flattering picture of you.  I looked at your port.  You're beautiful, its just this picture.


Oops.  Just got to your post above.

cool, thanks so much!!  I needed to hear that =0)  an honest set of artist's eyes are very appreciated.

MsChris wrote:
I don't know how to post links but I'd say the one of me on the porch of the yellow house.

Here:



Click on Quote this reply and see how it is typed in.  The address is the address for the picture and not the page it is on.

BlindMike wrote:
Great capture but add a gradient to your blur layer if you want the DOF effect to look natural.

Hadn't thought of that myself for my pictures. Thanks.

BlindMike wrote:

Great capture but add a gradient to your blur layer if you want the DOF effect to look natural.

thanks a bunch:)

MsJuwels wrote:
Help Help!! what's wrong with this shot???

cropping sucks

Photography By Amaru wrote:
Here is mine. Its kinda new so i guess thats all for now.

https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=1799115

Need more contrast and maybe a bit more sharpening.  That could be just the transfer to the web and not what the original looks like.

ravens laughter wrote:

cropping sucks

SO BLUNLTY HONEST LOL I APPRECIATE IT ...THANKS!!!   THAT PIC'S OBVIOUSLY GOTTA GO HAHAHA

XtremeArtists wrote:
OK, I finally worked up the courage to post my own image.




This is one of my favorite shots in my port. I know why I like it. I have a couple of images with less comments, but this one doesn't seem to get much attention:

Thanks for getting my pic up.  Now, on to yours.  After a full review of your MM port pics, I consider this my favorite in terms of subject matter and the expression of the model.  I love the lighting, the way it fits her (portraid) mood.

MsJuwels wrote:

SO BLUNLTY HONEST LOL I APPRECIATE IT ...THANKS!!!   THAT PIC'S OBVIOUSLY GOTTA GO HAHAHA

well I'm sorry, but you are a beautiful woman.... and when i see cropping like that it just makes me cringe....

irvwilson wrote:
I always thougth this was a freindly looking guy...

"I'm Herb Shibley, and I can paint that house for nine ninety five."  (or something like)

I like it.

ravens laughter wrote:

well I'm sorry, but you are a beautiful woman.... and when i see cropping like that it just makes me cringe....

don't be sorry!!  I appreciate the fact that I can get some honesty lol  you opened my eyes to something I failed to pay any attention to.  Now I gotta find some FIRE to replace it =0) xoxoxoxo

Eric5312 wrote:

"I'm Herb Shibley, and I can paint that house for nine ninety five."  (or something like)

I like it.

LOL I love the shot too!  It's fun =0)

markcomp wrote:
http://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=677257

Nice shot.  Highlights at bottom a bit blown out but who am I to criticize.  All of your work blows away mine.

Eric5312 wrote:

Nice shot.  Highlights at bottom a bit blown out but who am I to criticize.  All of your work blows away mine.

Thanks, I think you have quite a few nice shots.

jade83 wrote:
http://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=926704

I've looked at your port before and like it.   This one though is one of my least favorite.  Interesting concept.  A couple of things come to mind.  The lower part of your dress needs to be tapered in.  Doesn't show and any of your figure and the greek-goddess-sculpture look needs that.  I'd go at least half way down your legs too.  Ideally you would do it with a toga type outfit.

This one is not very good but you can do the toga just with some cloth easily.

Audrey wrote:
This is the least popular image in my portfolio. I think it's very different and sexy. I'm curious why it doesn't appeal to people as much as the other images seem to.

I think what bothers me about this one is that with the red light on you it has this aura of "red light district" which obviously is not something that matches your personality or who you are. obviously you aren't dressed to be in the red light district but that is the feel that the light gives me.