tjay wrote:
This one I guess...

https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid=1142156

I really like this one.  Probably needs to be larger to truly appreciate it.  So much of the subtlety is lost.

Leah Rogers wrote:


Heres, mine, I am pretty sure it doesn't have any comments

This looks better on the full size version.  Only thing I don't like is the back of the chair and that's pretty nitpicking.

Mark Sebastian wrote:
I have a few that are less-commented than this one, but I like this one a lot. partially because she really was sad when we shot this... after i gave her a lolipop and then snatched it away from her.

You are a very mean person.  But nice image.

ravens laughter wrote:

enough views but no comments.... usually I would figure that people just don't know what to say about it. No reaction here, but plenty elsewhere.
I think this image would have done fine on any one elses port, but since it is so regular, I don't think people think much of it.

Dark interpretation: I see an addict, I see pain.
or I see a woman taking her life and life losing the fruit of life.

Upbeat: I see a woman needing the nectar of nature to survive.

heavy shit, but Raven is a heavy dude, or smokes ganja.

my problem I cant find models to do this with me.

Mark Sebastian wrote:

I think this shot is absolutely beautiful. I find the angles of the countertops to be a bit distracting. But if I had taken this shot, it would definitely be in my portfolio.

kathryn.nu wrote:


This isn't in my MM portfolio, but it's my most underappreciated image. I love it because it is completely raw -- no pshop. I shot this image looking through the window of a mausoleum. The right portion of the image is stained glass on the back wall of the mausoleum. The left portion of the image is a reflection in the window I was shooting through. So Jesus was in front of me, the graveyard was behind me. Everyone thinks it's a Photoshop composite.

Boy, I would have sworn it was.  Nice job!

kathryn.nu wrote:


This isn't in my MM portfolio, but it's my most underappreciated image. I love it because it is completely raw -- no pshop. I shot this image looking through the window of a mausoleum. The right portion of the image is stained glass on the back wall of the mausoleum. The left portion of the image is a reflection in the window I was shooting through. So Jesus was in front of me, the graveyard was behind me. Everyone thinks it's a Photoshop composite.

People are so used to photoshopping that when you produce something spectacular by good composition, they dont believe.

I had to pull a peice out of a competition because they thought it was photoshopped.

I had view of  ship through a foyer  glass at night with glass in the back, so I had multiple ships and foyers. Photoshop they screamed.

UnoMundo Photography wrote:
how many peope can say, I caught a lizard trying to hump a peice of rock. Go Izzy ! Go Izzy !

I saw this in your port the other day and almost made a rude comment.  Its great!  You ought to start a "Name this picture" thread.

Dan Hood  mm/moderator wrote:


Been up for about a year no comments and less than 35 views.

Great port. Neither of these are bad by any means (i'd like to have them in my port) but I like all the rest of your port better.

lightsandshadow wrote:
Sarah

Didn't see this in your port but its one of my favorites, probably is my favorite.

UnoMundo Photography wrote:

People are so used to photoshopping that when you produce something spectacular by good composition, they dont believe.

I had to pull a peice out of a competition because they thought it was photoshopped.

I had view of  ship through a foyer  glass at night with glass in the back, so I had multiple ships and foyers. Photoshop they screamed.

Do you have a link to that photo? I'd love to see it.

David Scott wrote:
Maybe this one?

Pretty girl.  Pretty picture.  Just not as dramatic as most of the other pictures in your port.  Suffers in comparison to them.  Only thing I would do different (as if I knew what I was talking about) would be to straighten the pillow behind her.  Kind of distracting.

Crystal Collins wrote:
This is one of my favorites that I've done... only 3 other people seem to think so, lol

I don't know about everyone else but this is one of my favorites from your port.  Maybe not as dynamic as some of your others but beautifully shot.

Jphoto wrote:


so underappreciated I took it down...

I'm sure she is over 18 but she looks either too young or too old for this shot.  Works for a 3 yr old or a 23 yr old.  Like I said I am sure she is old enough but looks too young.

Glen Berry wrote:
This would be my most underappreciated image:

Click the thumbnail, to view the full-size version.

I'd sure like to see some other comments on this one.  I don't like this pose but I have seen it before so I know others do.

Eric5312 wrote:

Pretty girl.  Pretty picture.  Just not as dramatic as most of the other pictures in your port.  Suffers in comparison to them.  Only thing I would do different (as if I knew what I was talking about) would be to straighten the pillow behind her.  Kind of distracting.

Thanks for the tip.   I actually never even noticed the pillow behind her, really.  I kept going to her eyes.  Hence the title of the pic "Blues"

LightLab Studios wrote:

Just looked at your port so I don't mind saying that this picture just doesn't do anything for me.  Wouldn't be so blunt if I had seen other incredible pictures in your port.  How do you get 84, 82, and 54 comments (as a photographer) on your pictures?  Other than the fact that they are fantastic that is.

Z_Photo wrote:
i love the MG image

here is mine.  i think a lot of my model stuff sucks so i don't expect comments because people tend to not say..."you suck".  i think this one doesn't

I know what you mean.  I have the most comments on pictures of a pair of Firebirds and one of a young girl diving.

Ransom J wrote:
I would say this one considering the time and effort I put into the concept.

A lot of work went into this one.   My diving picture was a composite of just three images and it does eat up the time.  I really like this one.  Only recommendation I would have is the empty chair looks too empty.  Maybe a bag of popcorn half-spilled in it or something.  That's really nitpicking though because it is well done.  I like the shadow in the back, sort of like you would have on the screen in front with someone standing in front of it.

Eric5312 wrote:

A lot of work went into this one.   My diving picture was a composite of just three images and it does eat up the time.  I really like this one.  Only recommendation I would have is the empty chair looks too empty.  Maybe a bag of popcorn half-spilled in it or something.  That's really nitpicking though because it is well done.  I like the shadow in the back, sort of like you would have on the screen in front with someone standing in front of it.

Yeah in retrospect I looked at that front empty seat and it irked the shit out of me, but que sera.

Thanks for the crit.