Looking through...

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By: Albert Jacobs
Copyright ©2009

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Photographer	Albert Jacobs {Karma:9527}
Project	#15 Personal Style	Camera Model	Nikon D100
Categories	Portrait People	Film Format	Digital JPEG
Portfolio		Lens	Sigma 18 - 200 mm
Uploaded	2/1/2009	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Critiques	3	Rating	6.00 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - Groesbeek State - Country - Netherlands
About	Since a while I work to learn and improve myself in what I call "photo painting". This shot of model Daantje is a result of such attempts.

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Aniko Heart

{K:26503} 3/9/2011

Dear Albert!
I was immediately drawn to this image.
Soft, yet gritty and "scratched" or etched. The colours are pleasing and the pose and model enchanting.
I would perhaps like to see the eyes a little "stronger" in this work, but it is not necessary.
I see Shirley's point regarding the crop, but cropped or uncropped, the image stands alone and has great impact.
Warm regards,
Aniko :)

Shirley D. Cross-Taylor

{K:174022} 2/2/2009

I like this very much, Alberto, except I would suggest cropping the left partial panes that are distracting.:)

Stan Hill

{K:35352} 2/1/2009

I like the soft touch of the foreground. Nicely done. The eyes are the point!
be well, Stan

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