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Model: Julia BabychRelated content
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So deliciously gorgeous and what superbly beautiful hair
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The colouring makes it look like sunrise. Really nice. And her hair is amazing.
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Don't like the sofa.. But the technique is good..
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that's the only sofa we had... thanks
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Good shot, and particularly for the pose, the model is superb and I love this blur
But, I can see too much orange color on the right (on the hand and a little bit on the face)
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Yes, I agree about the orange color, the make-up artist did it that way so I kept it (since we shot this for a magazine). Thank you
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Great color and contrast! Between the color/tones of her skin, and the colors in the "props" (couch, wallpaper, baseboard) it is a brilliant photo, with excellent detail! Well done!
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luv ur model n pose plus expression...thumbs up shot
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i love how beautifully this came out and how casual in it she looks ... and oh that floral print *thumbs up* i lurve it... it just makes the photo POP even more..
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beautiful... great balance in form & perspective...
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Great color. Julia's hot too, that always helps.
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natural light and low DOF
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she looks like a plastic doll, that's disgusting
wrinkles gives charm and personality, this girl looks like nothing
or like every other photoshoped model, which is worse
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I've always wondered; how do wrinkles give charm? I've never liked them in photography and I will probably combat mine when they show up in my older years. 
~Gemi
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that's the problem, we can make what we want to see, so we do
but a lack of flaws is something artificial, impersonal, inhuman
flaws makes a character, a soul, unique, an each person became a piece of art
imagine churchil and hitchcock thin
imagine steven seagal and clint eastwood smiling
it won't really be "them"
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I do not disagree that it would not be them, but you must also have observed that it really does not go the same way for women. Men age a bit better than women; often gaining characteristic rather than losing them. Concerning photography and advertisements, however, men are not shopped the exact same way women are. They keep their wrinkles often and personality with stubble etc. Their flaws can sometimes make them. As a women, I both understand the characteristics of how the advertisement world and general art of photography is: women are shopped more for 'perfection' because it has proven to sell better.
Don't get me wrong, art concerning older women/flaws/wrinkles etc is acceptable; but just not what the artist wanted to do at this time. Concerning business, the perfect imagery of women sells; as opposed to if she was overweight or had wrinkles. This world today may be sad/shallow/etc. and it is. But even as a women; I would probably cringe at a larger/wrinkled/overly-flawed women in an advertisement and wonder why they failed to chose a better looking person to represent their product. The trick of the imagery is to cause the observer to admire that the person may be naturally that way. Yes, we make what we want to see; but sales in this world prove that the shopped version is what we want to see anyway. Who knows, maybe this will change in the future; but that is just how it is at the moment.
~Gemi
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First male I have ever seen saying anything like this.
Though I doubt she would have wrinkles, being young and all
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everybody has some wrinkles, or even a skin texture :/
"that" is what magazines wants to show, not what mens wants to love
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Yeah, but some people just have baby smooth skin
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