masks by jocko500
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I post this lovely lady today for I say I would to her. I give her my bussine card and find out she was a graphit artist. She say she was going to look at it today so here it is. She may even joint which I hope she would.
She have a scar on her head if you look at the lower image you see a white spot on her forehead. That is the start of the scar. It goes across the other side of her head. It looks new so I guess that why her hair is gone. When her hair grows back the scar will not show.
I saw others photo her[they was her friends] so I say they should put her next to the masks to take a better photo. She say she should put one on. She pick the one she like the best and I took the shot.
I know it came out soft and other things is wrong with it I did post work to right the wrongs the best I can. I just have to learn to be layback and take the time to shot the photos. When I in a rush and pressure is on me I mess up all the time.
Thanks for looking and comment and vote too
Comments (38)
She appears to have confidence and her own sense of style.
You've captured both her beauties Jock! Inner & Outer! Bravo!
Realy like the one on top ... Xcellent again Jock !!!
Yep - She has a mighty pretty smile there
With those eyes and that million dollar smile, she could be a professional model. Glad you were able to get her to pose for you without the mask! That top shot is a great composition -- super contrast with the masks for background; and I think the soft focus/grainy texture is not necessarily bad! It lends the imagination more freedom.
A great pair of portraits . . . ! Some nice background stuff, too . . . !
She's beautiful and you didn't mess up. You captured that beauty and it was apparent immediately.
I have this thing for bald women. I think it started with Sinead O'Connor.