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deadpoet
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Corina, San Giovani, Rome
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Re: Corina, San Giovani, Rome
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March 06, 2007, 07:54:32 AM »
I like the first one. Outfit's pattern is nice. But better if the 'line' at the wall behind her does not 'cut' through her head?
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Normally, I do not give a damn about lines cutting through, but I have to agree that the first shot's lines through her head is not really complimenting the shot. It stands out far too strong in the image.
As for the 2nd shot, her right is unnatural, probably because due to the fact she was tip-toe-ing?
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Re: Corina, San Giovani, Rome
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Quote from: espn on March 06, 2007, 08:51:13 AM
Normally, I do not give a damn about lines cutting through, but I have to agree that the first shot's lines through her head is not really complimenting the shot. It stands out far too strong in the image.
As for the 2nd shot, her right is unnatural, probably because due to the fact she was tip-toe-ing?
The floor is dirty
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Re: Corina, San Giovani, Rome
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March 06, 2007, 01:54:46 PM »
quite like the 1st pic, though lines cutting into both side of her head. the pattern on the wall is symetrical, very nice!
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Re: Corina, San Giovani, Rome
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Quote from: victor on March 06, 2007, 12:50:40 PM
Quote from: espn on March 06, 2007, 08:51:13 AM
Normally, I do not give a damn about lines cutting through, but I have to agree that the first shot's lines through her head is not really complimenting the shot. It stands out far too strong in the image.
As for the 2nd shot, her right is unnatural, probably because due to the fact she was tip-toe-ing?
The floor is dirty
of course the floor is dirty ... it's the street outside the apartment I was staying
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Re: Corina, San Giovani, Rome
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The top is too big for her... needs someone with bigger breasts..
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someone needs a bigger brain
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Re: Corina, San Giovani, Rome
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Quote from: deadpoet on March 15, 2007, 09:12:28 PM
someone needs a bigger brain
dont get personal.. the top IS to BIG for her...
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