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The girl in the dark
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Nice concept Leigh but to me the image looks like it is either a crop from a much larger image, or is just out of focus/blurry. I really like the idea though and think it would be better with a crisper image.
Cheers, Owen.
I really like these, Leigh. They almost look like drawings, with great texture. I prefer #2, as I think the expression in #1 is a little blank and I don't like the wall as much as a black b/g.
Cheers,
macka a.k.a. Kris
The second doesn't really do anything for me.
However I find the first really evocative. Her arms provide strong leading lines into her face. I also like that the first shows her lips and two eyes visible - creates more interest. And the treatment suits the shot perfectly. Very nice. 
Number one for me, the clean lines are great, unfortunately the second shot looks as if she has some nasty form of dermatitis!
Bob.
I used to be indecisive..but now I'm not so sure. Nikon D300 + Glass + Stuff
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