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1, 4, and 6 are my favorites but there are so mnay wonderful images here. Like Idella said, they remind me of classical paintings.
As for pale, I’m glad I’ve reached a point where I have a reason to actually be proud of my pale skin. That said I don’t think there is enough of darker skinned (such as hispanic or black)in this type of fashion. Some of the darker skin tones have such a wonderful color to them and it would be awesome to see a photographer tackle someone with real dark skin mixed in with dark clothes and artistic lighting. I realize what a lighting and color correction nightmare this would be, but I’d still love to see it done.
Photography by Norman Cavazzana
March 9th, 2009 at 6:42 PM
1,5,and 7 blew me away!
March 10th, 2009 at 1:49 PM
It reminds me of classical paintings…if the lighting was a bit stronger they would almost have a sorta Caravaggio feel.
And…we can’t all be pale >_> especially if you’re black…I’m black/mixed lol.
March 10th, 2009 at 10:11 PM
1, 4, and 6 are my favorites but there are so mnay wonderful images here. Like Idella said, they remind me of classical paintings.
As for pale, I’m glad I’ve reached a point where I have a reason to actually be proud of my pale skin. That said I don’t think there is enough of darker skinned (such as hispanic or black)in this type of fashion. Some of the darker skin tones have such a wonderful color to them and it would be awesome to see a photographer tackle someone with real dark skin mixed in with dark clothes and artistic lighting. I realize what a lighting and color correction nightmare this would be, but I’d still love to see it done.