Dangerous

[BobEdens]

Your thoughts ?

[Electricseashell]

Dark

interesting.. her right hand / is gripping the dagger harder and a little ****ed (edit: tipped? used 4 letter word with C and was censored) back so it makes her hand look a little wierd..
but I think I'd like to see the hidden eye a touch more or glowing lol

[BobEdens]

Thanks, I pulled the white of her hidden eye up a bunch and it didn't look right. Decided the one glowing eye was enough... perhaps not.. [shrug]

[Jim Peters]

I Really like The Idea,The Hands Are The First Thing That My Eyes Go To.
JP

[Electricseashell]

Originally Posted by Jim Peters

I Really like The Idea,The Hands Are The First Thing That My Eyes Go To.
JP

Yeah I think I noticed the hands first too.. when the focus should be on her face I thought bringing out the hiddeen eye would counter it.. but still an interesting photo..Thanks for trying my suggestion

[Jim Peters]

Some Of It Comes From The fact That The fleshtones In The Face Are so Much Different Than the Ones On The Hands And Body.
I Would Try to Equlize The Pale Flesh In The Hands And Body,With The Face.And Soften Them Just A Little.Hey What can You lose Just a Retouching Layer And Some time.
A Lot Of Interesting Comp.With The Lighting And Red Moon.I Really Like The Hair And Expression.
JP

[dalanis2]

Agree about the skin tones. A bit distracting. Reminds me of a Borris Vallejo drawing. Cool idea.

[BobEdens]

Originally Posted by dalanis2

Reminds me of a Borris Vallejo drawing. Cool idea.

one of the best compliments I've ever gotten, thanks!!

She is hauntingly pale, I'm shooting her for a sci-fi calendar and she was picked hands down as the vampire because of her pale, perfect skin.

the entire "assassin" shoot is here if you're interested.

OH and FYI: the red moon is just a photo of the moon taken during the eclipse a few months ago, lightening courtesy of Kai's power tools.

[chrishw]

One thing I keep thinking of when looking at this photo is having the right eye hidden and the left eye not. It is symbolic that the left eye is the window to the soul and is all knowing. If you seen Passion of the Christ, Mel Gibson always looked with his left eye. With some editing I think one can create a very haunting effect.

I love the background and I agree this photo is very Borris Vallejo. Good job!

Also I checked out the rest of the photo shoot. Man, you got some great pictures there too.

[BobEdens]

Thanks, aside from practice, I've learned a ton from boards like this and G1,