The reflection of Her

[Alex]

Thanks for looking and comments

Alex

[shakey]

I like the first image. There is a lovely combination of elements, the rough rendered wall, the old dressing table and dark pitted floorboards and an enigmatic lady. The second is spoiled, IMO by a major defect in the reflective surface in the middle of the mirror. Although you can see the same defect in the first image it doesn't stand out.

[sirhc55]

Alex, I agree with Shakey in that the colours are all perfect but the wonky picture on the wall is a bit of a worry.

The B&W is nowhere as good as the colour and the eyes IMO should be looking twoards you and not herself.

[miikeboyle]

I quite like the fact that the mirror is 'rustic'. Is is a little hard to notice in the first pic as i was thinking she had tattoos at first, but its more evident in the second which i like.

Miike

[surenj]

I reckon you could change the feel on the last one by increasing the noise and making it look antique... then the imperfection in the mirror will blend

[Alex]

Thanks for all your comments. I can see the mirror imperfections as a destraction in the b&w as well.

Alex

[Doctor]

I quite like the fact that the mirror is 'rustic'. Is is a little hard to notice in the first pic as i was thinking she had tattoos at first, but its more evident in the second which i like.

Miike

I thought the same thing, tattoos and some sort of design on the dress when i first looked, im with the others though, that first image is great, but i also noticed the crooked picture..... now for me to find a model to try some of these style shots!