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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Model
Hex Hypoxia
Posts: 475
Austin, Texas, US
I wanted to avoid picking the first in your port so badly, but although i ADORE your stunning art nudes and b&w work, and there were so many close seconds.. something about your expression in this is just perfection. simply beautiful.
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SHIRA
Posts: 46
Spartanburg, South Carolina, US
Sure thing!
Photographer
Duncan Cheng
Posts: 81
Los Angeles, California, US
Photographer
Worlds Of Water
Posts: 37732
Rancho Cucamonga, California, US
Have fun... you have LOADS to choose from...
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TGCampos
Posts: 28
Los Angeles, California, US
Would appreciate your opinion, thanks
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Elena Antonia Pappas
Posts: 946
Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
Lets go...Would love to know!!!
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Onora Nox
Posts: 56
Worcester, Massachusetts, US
Photographer
Buck Remington
Posts: 21
Beaverdam, Virginia, US
I'm game. I dig this one because it forces the viewers eyes to move. Lighting draws attention to your face while obvious details fill the rest of the frame, but your expression leads to a sense of curiosity about what might be happening just outside the frame. Cheers.
Model
Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Hex Hypoxia wrote: I wanted to avoid picking the first in your port so badly, but although i ADORE your stunning art nudes and b&w work, and there were so many close seconds.. something about your expression in this is just perfection. simply beautiful. Thank you so much beautiful lady. And likewise, I was really impressed with your work. You're very versatile and honestly, I've never seen a figure like yours. It is absolutely exquisite, your curves are to die for. Although there are so, so many to choose from, I have to pick one that shows off that stunning body of yours so I've chosen this one - https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/35266835 It's got such a lovely mood to it and the shape you've made is perfect. I'm a new fan <3 x
Photographer
ChrisHarter Photography
Posts: 1
Sturgis, Michigan, US
This is an interesting post. I am curious to know which of mine you like the best.
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Alex JP
Posts: 130
Los Angeles, California, US
I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Photographer
LaceByJase
Posts: 6
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Photographer
Luke Lenz
Posts: 701
Berlin, Berlin, Germany
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Ryan Emkay
Posts: 4
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
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Cambo
Posts: 15
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Robyn Leslie
Posts: 61
Raleigh, North Carolina, US
Would love your feedback if you have time1
Photographer
Rxvaldez
Posts: 4
Los Angeles, California, US
Photographer
Mythos Photo
Posts: 100
Mount Holly, New Jersey, US
Model
Liv Tellier
Posts: 205
Tervuren, Flemish Brabant, Belgium
please and thank you!
Model
Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
SHIRA wrote: Sure thing! ] It was REALLY hard to pick because you have some killer fashion shots but in the end, I went with this one - It's a fabulously strong portrait and sells you beautifully. or this one Your posing is also very impressive, you have such a commanding presence in front of the camera.
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Photons 2 Pixels Images wrote: https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/20455945 I love low key lighting. Lot of good work in your port. Thank you. This one is my pick. It's such an interesting image. The lighting is beautiful and both sides are really pretty.
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Duncan Cheng wrote: I'm curious Something about this image I like. It's very natural, candid, and honest. https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/11065732 I could not go past this one - There is some beautiful work in your port but this one created such a strong feeling when I looked at it. Absolutely stunning!
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Worlds Of Water wrote: Have fun... you have LOADS to choose from... Your port no longer exists on MM so no comment....
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Tony_G wrote: Would appreciate your opinion, thanks I can see that you've got a lot to offer a professional photographer and you're in the right place to make it happen. IMO you know your best ones. You've used them as your album cover and profile pic. I agree with your selection. These are your stand outs for sure: Having said that, your figure is incredible. You just need a creative photographer to capture them in a more clever way than a snap and shoot.
Model
Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Elena Antonia Pappas wrote: Lets go...Would love to know!!! I was looking forward to seeing your profile but you've removed yours too
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Onora Nox wrote: Don’t know if your still doing this but I love this portrait, the hair is so fabulous. Looks like you came right out of a Tim Burton movie in a very good way. https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/1317220 This one, definitely - You're both doing a great job in this image but my eyes went to you straight away - which is always the goal in a duo photo, let's be honest The creativity in your work is inspired.
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Buck Remington wrote: I'm game. I dig this one because it forces the viewers eyes to move. Lighting draws attention to your face while obvious details fill the rest of the frame, but your expression leads to a sense of curiosity about what might be happening just outside the frame. Cheers. This one is clever - It made me look twice and I think the concept is interesting and thought provoking. Nicely done!
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
ChrisHarter Photography wrote: This is an interesting post. I am curious to know which of mine you like the best. The lighting is beautiful here - <img src='https://photos.modelmayhem.com/photos/190514/08/5cdaddfed9eee.jpg' /> https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/45399034 One of the most challenging aspects of model photography is bonding with your model. It's so important that they feel comfortable to create a mood with you. This one is close but her jaw is tense (specifically, the bottom left side of her mouth) and her eyes haven't fully committed to the concept - which stops it from being perfect. There's nothing wrong with the light or the scene or the way you've shot it. It's just about connecting with your model to bring out the best in them. It is my favourite though because it's technically lovely.
Model
Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Alex JP wrote: I'd love to hear your thoughts! Tear Sheets are always an important part of a model's folio and this is a great tear of you - Genuine, believable - very well done.
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
LaceByJase wrote: https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/42676993 This one. The milky white skin against the orange crunchy leaves. The eye contact and angle. Your bodyscapes are really stunning. I wouldn't call them erotic - they're art nude in its most traditional form but it's extremely effective. Outside of them, this image is beautiful and will appeal to lots of women wanting a boudoir image of themselves - just watch the lines in the forehead as women will typically scrunch up their forehead from this angle and I can see your model has done this, though your soft lighting mostly covers it -
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Luke Lenz wrote: I'm in. This is a very powerful image - there's a reason it's been your most popular: I also really like this one - https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/24135854 It feels a bit sci-fi to me though I don't know why that is. Her expression was the first thing I looked at. Captivating image.
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Daniel M Martin wrote: Please & thank you This is a very strong portrait but would have been better shot against a plain background so that there is no distraction from the model. Otherwise it's a great shot and a good decision to make it a duo tone to increase the dramatic effect, it really complements her expression.
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Ryan Emkay wrote: Yes please! Your profile doesn't exist on here anymore or I would
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Cambo wrote: You have a stunning portfolio, so many fantastic shots. This image really struck me, powerful pose and love the dramatic lighting. https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/31076813 I love the muscle concept photos in your port but for an image that displays you the best, this is the one - It's sexy, strong and powerful. You look like the essence of what a firefighter should be. I love this one!
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Robyn Leslie wrote: Would love your feedback if you have time1 Your strength will be in Lifestyle images as the best ones I saw of you were in this category. Images like this one - - should be your focus as you portray moods and scenes very well.
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Kelly Kooper
Posts: 1240
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Rxvaldez wrote: please! This is very pretty - - with some minor photoshop to clean up the dark circles and bags under the eyes, it would make for a very powerful portrait. The natural light is stunning!
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