Jenelle Muse wrote:
I really wanted a shot in my rig for myself.. I just thought the set and the images we did were so cute I posted one on MM..

The vivid colors are cool, but I like your smile the most. Plus nice cleavage never hurts...

Camerosity wrote:
This is mine. I shot it first day I used my first DSLR, when I started shooting again (without film this time). It's also the first photo I did in Photoshop. Took me seven weeks. lol  I started over about once a week.

It was the second photo I entered in POTD. The first one (my avatar) came in fifth. This one got 3 votes.

Even the model didn't like it. She wanted it bright and sunny, not dark and moody.

I like the detail and un-posed look. But I imagine that some might find it unnerving.

K I C K H A M wrote:


I'm not sure if it's the image I like so much, or the experience of a successful shoot with my two best friends, but that picture is not leaving anytime soon.

Cute image. I love the fun, carefree feel to it.

IDiivil wrote:
This image I modeled for doesn't do very well for comments/lists, but I still really like it

I really like it too and I just left you a comment.

AgX wrote:
When I say that I'm striving for simple and real and a peek at the soul, this is exactly what I'm trying to find.

Definitely simple & real. Some people seem to need flashiness in order to leave a comment. I like her "this is just me" expression.

Jean Renard Photography wrote:


no views, no comments.... granted I have no idea what happened to the colors when I uploaded it to MM, still I like it...

Now you have 49+ views and my comment. I really like it.

A  M  U   L  wrote:



It's been completely ignored, though I really like it, Sssshh don't tell them it's free to leave a comment if they do happen to like one of your images :s

It's a classy, sexy shot, but I think the background shadows blend too closely with the black outfit and make the model look thicker. It's an unfortunate optical illusion. That's my theory anyway.

fastpics wrote:

I like this image. The model is great, nice setting, good sexy pose, good DOF. The image could be brighter. Maybe it's just the funky big collar on the right that throws people off?

PDMedia Photography wrote:
tell us why it stands out for you.

It's famous model with her hair in a once-in-a-lifetime arrangement by an unforeseen sudden act of God:

Supermodel Photographer wrote:
It's famous model with her hair in a once-in-a-lifetime arrangement by an unforeseen sudden act of God:

It's a good image, but it doesn't qualify as under-appreciated with 4,479 views, 708 comments & 40 lists. Your pic is VERY appreciated.

I Ference Photography wrote:
(18+) https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/19984678

I consider this to be one of the best photos I've ever taken of a model, but it just hasn't gotten the love that a lot of my other photos have.

I really like that one. The copper color with her red hair looks great. Maybe she's too small in the frame for people to appreciate the thumbnail version.

MnPhoto wrote:
One of my favorites in her portfolio:


It might be that, unlike other shots in her port, this is the least amount of her that is visible to the visitors.

That's great. I like how she's below the horizon line. I agree with your theory, but it's still one of the most commented on pics in her port.

PDMedia Photography wrote:

I really like that one. The copper color with her red hair looks great. Maybe she's too small in the frame for people to appreciate the thumbnail version.

Thanks!

I suspect you might be right; the 800 px width limitation on MM is really limiting for those of us who shoot a good number of landscape-format shots.  Might have made sense in 2005, but these days who still uses a tiny litte monitor?  This shot looks killer on my wall at 24x36", but I can see how it might get overlooked given the lack of detail in an 800x533 px version.

cannysage wrote:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Canny3D/508813235827480

I actually like most of the photos above, but love this one the most especially being a nerd like I am.

Will Snizek wrote:
Here's my favorite photo that I've ever taken.  People don't seem to like it a lot.  May e I just really liked the model.  I dunno.

She is a cute model. Maybe the image feels a little claustrophobic being between the ladder and wall?

I Ference Photography wrote:

Thanks!

I suspect you might be right; the 800 px width limitation on MM is really limiting for those of us who shoot a good number of landscape-format shots.  Might have made sense in 2005, but these days who still uses a tiny litte monitor?  This shot looks killer on my wall at 24x36", but I can see how it might get overlooked given the lack of detail in an 800x533 px version.

I agree. Landscape oriented shots get the short straw on MM.

Flash-Joerg wrote:


I like this one - the fragile feeling. However, this image does not seem to be as popular as others...

I agree that the feeling of fragility is excellent. I also like the pose, backdrop and sepia tone. At the same time I can almost guarantee you that people don't comment on it because her face is not in full focus. That's a turn off for many unless it's an obvious artistic choice.

cannysage wrote:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Canny3D/508813235827480

She's super cute and the costume and colors are great. People might not appreciate it because it was taken at an event rather than part of a private shoot.

PDF IMAGES PHOTOGRAPHY wrote:
https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/31772639

I really love the concept both I and the Model came up with and the caption fits well with the theme , just feel.....pardon the pun this image just didn't get the "exposure" I thought it would ???

Pretty model and cool rocking chair. I have a feeling that the soft focus is why people don't comment on it. It's hard to tell if it's intentional.

PDMedia Photography wrote:

Pretty model and cool rocking chair. I have a feeling that the soft focus is why people don't comment on it. It's hard to tell if it's intentional.

Thank you, and yes the softness was intentional to give it the "home feeling and sadness" of having to sew clothes for this nude beauty

Wolfy4u wrote:
If you're still around, I'd love you take on this one.

Here's a photo and concept that I really like a lot that gets very little
attention. It might be the fact that everything seems so far away. Maybe I should
print it in a very wide format?

18+
https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/26121670

I like that shot too & the concept behind it. Yes you could probably crop it so she's more visible. Either way I'll bet she gets a ride.

AgX wrote:
When I say that I'm striving for simple and real and a peek at the soul, this is exactly what I'm trying to find.

PDMedia Photography wrote:
Definitely simple & real. Some people seem to need flashiness in order to leave a comment. I like her "this is just me" expression.

A photographer who recommended Brooke to me remarked on her piercing gaze, and that was one thing I was hoping to capture. This shot was the first frame of the day (and the first roll of my new-to-me Pentax 6x7), within 10 minutes of meeting her. Yeah, she's that good.