Nice photo set, as usual I can say. Nice model. Somewhat intersting art style for the make up and clothes. But I really prefer to believe my daughter will never get out in such ugly outfit. And she'll will choose such makeup only for Halloween or new year fest Given the photographic equivalent of "the proof of the pudding is in the eating", I don't like it. For various reasons, if that matters:. It looks like an ad for her underwear because the underwear is brighter than her face or anything else in the photo.
The hairdo is weird with its green color. Makes her face look like a vegetable pot out of which grows her green hair straight up. Not to mention the sassy and pretentious facial expression which is incongruous with the rest of the image. Not that the photographer has anything to do with the "fashion" but the bloomers remind me of the scene from Bridget Jones Diary and not sure if the sexy word is truly fitting here. But than again each to his own.
Great photography though, high standard as we are consistently used to see from Ben. Excellent, the pop of the brightly colored top is a welcome touch. A very niche aesthetic here, but one that I enjoy. Images like this have both subjective and objective elements. Sony's flagship APS-C camera, the a, is a refinement of its predecessor and now includes industry-leading autofocus and battery life. But is that enough to earn it top marks? We think Sony could have pushed the boundaries a little further - find out how in our full review.
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