My World: Untitled 3

[fahim mohammed]

 

[Asher Kelman]

Fahim,

I like the image but wonder whether this artistic filter might be a bit too metallic for her? Do you still have the original converted to B&W with gentler processing?

Asher

 

[fahim mohammed]

Fahim,

I like the image but wonder whether this artistic filter might be a bit too metallic for her? Do you still have the original converted to B&W with gentler processing?

Asher

Best.

 

[Asher Kelman]

Thanks, Fahim!

All the the three versions contribute and this is a great way, perhaps of opening up a person to us. Never thought of this before!

Asher

 

[Michael Nagel]

Fahim,

for some strange reason the second version is the most appealing for me. The pp makes (for me) that the main focus is on the eyes (especially her left eye), less distraction by emphasis on the skin like the other two versions.
Here eyes have seen a lot and she has surely a lot to tell...

Thanks for showing.

Best regards,
Michael

 

[Rachel Foster]

I prefer the sepia. The b&w feels too harsh, too "black and white," if you will.

 

[Asher Kelman]

I prefer the sepia. The b&w feels too harsh, too "black and white," if you will.

Yes, sepia does add a little more social value, but there's also a slight metallic look that I am still uncomfortable about. But I'd still be proud to have taken a picture of this special lady.

Asher

 

[Rachel Foster]

What metal does it bring to mind?