Lamar McInnis, Sr. 
, November 10, 2007; 10:17 P.M.
Clare
Masterful mixture of light and shadow, pose, wardrobe, model and textures to create a pleasing, sensual pose. Everything works in concert with no distractions to nitpick over.
Gorm Rudschinat 
, November 11, 2007; 06:27 A.M.
excellent lighting and lovely colors, another beautiful portrait
:)Gorm
Vrindavan Lila 
, November 12, 2007; 10:28 A.M.
this version is better than B&W
Michael Hills - Brisbane, Australia , November 14, 2007; 04:41 P.M.
Thank you! I do prefer this colour version - which is strange for me as I'm usually a monochrome freak ;) Maybe my tastes are changing to the colour world for a litte while. Always good to push oneself into new realms... M :)
Peter Schnell , November 20, 2007; 12:32 A.M.
I prefer the colour one too.
For some abstractions, I've seen it work well. Sometimes I wonder though why we see in colour when we want to photograph in b & W.
I like the way you do your own thing. Copying does not lead to much.
Michael Hills - Brisbane, Australia , December 13, 2007; 04:35 P.M.
Thank you, Peter. It is fascinating the psychology of why we shoot in colour and/or BW. And yes, I always try to do my own thing and try not to get too distracted by 'well meaning' creative feedback. I am certainly influenced by many great photographers, but hopefully I have also developed my own style as well. I've only been shooting for 4 years.... lets see where I am at in another 4 years time.... M :)
Mark Anthony Kathurima , November 12, 2008; 05:18 A.M.
