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Gordon, United Kingdom

Marina E

Think I'm in agreement with previous comments, shame to miss those eyes in a close-up, although I do like the classic hourglass pose Marina makes against all the straight lines of architecture. Hopefully we'll get to see more of those eyes soon ;)

gareth, United States

Marina is absolutely BEAUTIFUL - I would have preferred more closer-up shots. I know that the brick landscape is powerful, but her beauty is lost so far away.

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Randy, United States

Marina E. ruins

I have noticed a tendency to use the architecture in the shoots in a manner that prevents a real appreciation of the model because the shot is so far away that something is lost. This shoot is a good example of what I'm trying to say.

Harrison Pocket, United States

Sandal Distraction

Even though understandable, the sandals distract from the beauty of these shots. A model's feet must protect, but there are ways to do so without placing them in sandals; especially since all the shots are static. I would suggest using leather or plastic cutouts in the approximate shape of your models feet.