28th floor

Posted by Uburwator (Moscow, Russian Federation) on 24 January 2007 in People & Portrait.

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Wayne from Melbourne, Australia

I love the sense of freedom and height of the shot....your angle was well chosen I feel...putting it off and slanted away from the horizon. Must've been scary for the model I reckon =D. Great Job!

24 Jan 2007 5:53am

Immersed Photography from Houston, Tx, United States

I like the shot. The hard thing is the glare on the face is a little hard. Any post production you could do on that. I really like your creativity here, keep it up!

24 Jan 2007 6:10am

Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium

great shot - I like the dots of other buildings on the landscape - gives a sense of height and scale... lovely model too.

24 Jan 2007 9:02am

Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece

nice shot, would have prefered a little more detail on the shoes, nice model too!

24 Jan 2007 1:17pm

Angry Buddha from United States

Great shot and model.

24 Jan 2007 2:44pm

Matt Cauquil from Brussels, Belgium

Great shot, I love the buildings coming of the green...... Oh.. There's a girl posing too ? Lovely legs :o) Too bad the storm didn't hit Russia when you took that shot :o)

24 Jan 2007 11:11pm

@Matt Cauquil: It's dangerous, then stormy :)
It's the highest building in a very big area.

Lazy Aussie from Australia

Nice. I think it would have added a bit more to the drama of the shot to see both feet.

25 Jan 2007 1:26am

@Lazy Aussie: I agree... it was my mistake.

Twelvebit from Victoria, United States

Normally I would be inclined to agree with the Lazy Aussie, but I keep trying to imagine the shot with both feet and I think it would change the emphasis of the photo. I think with both feet the emphasis shifts to the girl with the rest of the image in subordination. As it is now, the girl and the rest of the image are in balance, and to me, that is part of the shot's charm.

4 Oct 2007 3:07pm

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