kajus.

After at least 10 minutes of jumping on a trampolin, she finally took a break. Her hair was statically charged and I asked her how she felt...

http://www.hannescaspar.com/1428954/Nudes-II

ZERO points for stealing the picture.

ok, i agree... i reduced the white empty space on the left. thanks for the feedback!

the bokeh is remarkable!

/2. Maybe Georg W. ruined it for the band, too... =)

/26. Let me solve the mystery. Her name is Katerina. =)

i really don't understand the low rating...

thanks to all of you!

Cautiously telling a painful story... at least to me...

Love the bokeh!

Feels like impressionism meets b/w. Would make a great poster!

@13: I changed it to a bigger size.

Brilliant!

I love it!

Even though you went for the porcelain effect, I feel like there is a little too much retouching in this picture. The armpit, for example, is way too smooth.

+++++

Wow... what a varierty of comments! Thanks for your honesty. Is it too much of a cliché? I love to try new techniques and once you go for a ring light, you might as well go for wet mascara. But anyway...

/9 How considerate of you! You're using basic Lithuanian language to make sure I understand. I apologize if I caused some kind of visual molestation.

@13: Don't worry! The skype-symbol is only on your computer. It thinks, 5555555 is a phone number and it suggests calling it.

There`s something timeless to your pictures. I love it!

Thanks to all of you!

@20: Really good title!

@ 10. The picture was rather taken at the spur of the moment than according to an idea or concept. I found this former dancer, we went out for a spontanious shoot, and found ourselves in pouring down rain. The contruction site was the only shelter around. So that's how the bits and pieces for this picture came together.

The look on her face is just priceless...

@5: We took the picture at a construction site. On Sunday morning when there was no one around. But please don't tell anyone =)

No animals were harmed in the making of this picture...?

Great detail!

Brilliant... I'd like to give that as a poster to my former physics teacher... the resemblance is just too striking...

Maybe a little too much retouching? Other than that a great shot!

Two thumbs up!

Disturbing image.

Fortunately, there are the google translator and my favorite Lithuanian girl. So I can figure out pretty much all the comments =)
Thanks to all of you!

Men in SS-uniforms kind of offend me. What`s the context of this image?

You have a good hand for capturing delicate moments.

you're beautiful

i'm scared

Just happened to trip over that image. One of my alltime-favorites on fotokudra!

Great moment! There just might be a little too much contrast. But I not sure about it.

i just love freckles!

seems to hurt... which is always a good thing =)

Awesome series!

Maybe it's easier said than done. But if you try to add a certain light accent, it would be perfect! (Perhaps some streak of light from the side?) However, trying to adjust the setting might have ruined the atmosphere...

*two thumbs up* (for all of your pictures so far)

Well... it is the same photographer... =)

You've got some very honest pictures. I like that a lot!

Reminds me of Martin Munkácsi... !

Gentle light and spontaneous pose... I love it!

Less is more... great tone!

too bad you never responded to my question how you came up with that idea...

The last one is my favorite. The cheekbones are to die for =)

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Gut möglich. Bin immer offen für Verbesserungsvorschläge =)

I am not a big fan of listing camera equipment. I feel like this might be just a brilliant marketing trick. Of course, I do have my preferences. However, it doesn't have much of an influence on how I set the light or how I get the model to relax.
I produced blurry images using Hasselblad. I got some stunning images out of a pinhole camera. In the end, it is the photograph, which counts.

Ok, here is the information:
Cam: Mamiya RZII, 140-macro, Delta400
Model: Laura Schleicher, Berlinas

Maybe you could add a white frame just to match the white lines between the pictures. Other than that: absolutly adorable. The mother probably loves you for those pictures...

Well, I do have internet-access on my own. I just don't understand Lithuanian too well. So I ask the google-translator or - even better - my girl-friend. Just let me know if that's a problem for any of you guys.

I just really like the pictures here. There is a certain style to it. It's hard to specify. Just go ahead and check out foreign websites where photographers meet. I am sure, you'll notice differences, too.

As niekad negalvojau, kad lietuviai dar tokie. Kay yra mano berniukas. joks businessman ir jos famous photographer, jis fotografas megejas, jam labai patiko sitas puslapis (as ji kazkada parodziau) ir siandien nusprende uzsiregistruot pats. as jam isverciau viskas, deja negaliu versti tokiu komentaru. gaila man del taves, arkanoidas.
Ruta

o kitiems sako Kay aciu uz grazius komentarus. :)

My name: Kay Schulz =)

@arkanoidas: I take that as a compliment.