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Henna N (see her at Model Insider) photographed in a warehouse in Baltimore. Shot on Kodak Tri-X 120 with my Yashica MAT-124G, this's unedited (except for sizing) and right out of the camera.
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Image © James Glendinning/SilverLight Esoterica Photography.
Image may not be used, copied, or distributed in any way or form without express written consent.
This work is NOT in the public domain.
This work MAY NOT be used as stock.
See more of my work at my Model Insider portfolio or my website, SLE Photography and don't forget to follow me on Twitter, slephoto, and Facebook, SLE Photography.
Prints (signed, limited edition, numbered) are available for sale directly, please contact me if you're interested.
Non-DA members can contact me for prints/merchandise at:
prints *a t* slephoto *d o t * com
Image © James Glendinning/SilverLight Esoterica Photography.
Image may not be used, copied, or distributed in any way or form without express written consent.
This work is NOT in the public domain.
This work MAY NOT be used as stock.
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Overall
Vision Originality Technique ImpactThe model is lovely, and the warehouse looks like a very promising location to shoot. I wish I had a convenient warehouse! There are a few things, though, that take away from the impact. I would straighten the image. The vertical black pipes should be truly vertical. I would also crop it differently. I looked at the image and thought about it a while. At first I thought about removing some empty space above the model, but I don't think that works-- I think that space adds to the shot. Rather, I'd cut off some space to the right of the model. I think the impact will be stronger with the model's feet closer to the right edge of the image. Also, the model's hair is so dark the hair detail gets lost. I might pull out the shadow detail. It would be terrific if you tried another edit and posted a "before and after".