eyes closed
Uploaded: May 08, 2007
Jayme Talbott May 08, 2007
this is a picture that I took recently of my sister (I did her senior pic's). I would appreciate an feedback before I send it to the printer. She loves this photo but her mother hates it... imagine that. #651815Melissa A. McDonald May 08, 2007
I really like the one where her eyes are more closed. The one with her eyes open is nice too, but seems a little too intense and it looks like you can see her breath on the reflective surface. Both are nice photographs… nice work! #4261421Dennis Flanagan May 08, 2007
I vote for eyes closed. I have seen quite a few photographers try this type of pose with the model staring into space. To me, it looks like a crime scene photo. The eyes closed gives more of a dreamy or in deep thought feeling. #4261449Kathy C. Tugwell May 09, 2007
I like the one with eyes partly closed also. She looks like she is dreaming of something or someone. #4265111Carrie Bayless May 11, 2007
I agree with the crime scene comment... the one with the eyes closed is much softer! #4273057Peter W. Marks May 11, 2007
I vote with the others. The closed eye image is far more intriguing. Just what is she thinking about? #4273138Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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