I hate to see this series nearing an end. It took me a while, but now I am on to the numbering system.

I found the series very "eye appealing", exciting to the human senses, sensual. You provoked that pause in the viewer which causes one to stop and look and attempt levels of understanding.

I try to wrap my head around the purpose of the ornament lights
strewed around the model's arms, neck, and torso. Is there a pattern I should be aware of?

I may have moved her a bit to the right, just to have the model off center. But there is no question as to the subject of the picture.

Her passive expression, barely seen. The black and white. The shadows and light. The moodiness and straight forwardiness. A picture of contrasts. As were most of the pictures so far in this series.

Well done.

I have mixed feelings about this photo. At a glance, it's amazing. The thumbnail jumped out at me and I momentarily forgot about all the other photos queued up in favor of this one.

When I look at the full-size image, however, a few minor drawbacks come to light, most notably the lack of focus on the subject's face (possibly intentional, so I'm not really complaining), the off-centered nature of the shot, and the overall graininess.

However, I love the concept, and for the most part I feel it was pulled off quite nicely. I would probably have gone for a long exposure here to make the lights pop (at the risk of blurriness, I admit), and definitely chosen a different background. Still, really cool idea and very good delivery.

Thanks for sharing.

I wonder how I have not noticed your work previously.. I looked though your gallery and found very interesting and creative works - very well done :) And these seies are what cought my attention and made me look though your gallery. The girl with the lights looks so pretty and it's just a great idea - I also like this because it's soft and very soothing for a desk top wallpaper..Great job!! I really like your work :)


-Maca Marijana