Jennifer in the Grape Arbor by odie
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Description
As I am cleaning my files I keep finding images I meant to upload. This was one of my senior portrait models from the fall. Even though she has beautiful red hair I preferred this image in Black & White.
Here is a shot of ~Jennifer~ in an earlier upload.
Thanks for the view and have a great weekend!
Jodie
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Comments (23)
Very nice image, it really does look great in black and white.
Beautiful photo.
Wonderful portrait!
So very nicely done,superb portrait!
Beavtiful subject & capture. The b&w seems to have extra detail to it Excellent all the way around.
Gorgeous subject, replete with excellent clarity, lighting and textures in this marvelous b & w portrait, Jodie!
A lovely natural portrait Jodie ! Maybe worth the longer wait for it!
Very beautiful young lady and great shot of her! I like the black and white as well!
excellent portrait, I love the location.
A fabulous portrait Jodie! Love the monochrome direction!
This has very stong appeal in B/w. The contrast is deep and the pose is great.
Pretty Smile and Eyes, she is a Gorgeous Girl!!!
Excellent b&w portrait with wonderful expression!
beautiful portrait!
just wonderful, she is a natural model for sure, would love to have her in front
A very nice portrait. The b&w is a very good choice. Nice model too !
Beautiful portrait...
The b&w does make quite a different statement, well done.
Excellent picture. Todd
really a beautiful portrait, nice lighting and a lovely model, bravo !
Very beautiful and very nice portrait!
I've wanted to visit your portraits more, and I chose this at random, just to 'dive in'---and it's just gorgeous. I assume portraiture is an art all to itself, and I don't know how photographers do so many arts at once; but what's so portrait-like about this is that you captured a human as a radiant burst, both luminous and very gentle. She fits into the world around her, but also stands out from it; and you've caught highlights on her hand as if to emphasize the 'connecting point' between the two; and the tree is in just enough focus to be whole itself, while backing her as well. But above all---and this, I assume, is what portraiture is all about---you captured an utterly whole human being, radiant & unassuming & wholly present. Simple & beautiful. My bows.
Lovely portrait! (And what mayuan said)