Jorge Kreimer wrote:
Sure!

Holy crap, what an overdose of awesome! I couldn't think of a bad thing to say about your work.

Get out of this thread, you bastard!

Pascual Stromsnes wrote:
Holy crap, what an overdose of awesome! I couldn't think of a bad thing to say about your work.

Get out of this thread, you bastard!

Thank you. You're too kind. Walking away now.

Anderson wrote:
I'm always open for an honest opinion

Sure!
Your nude work looks mostly like snapshots and a charcoal drawing of a man is not what you should use as a profile picture if you want to attract visitors based on what seems to be your preferred type of photography.

Also, posting an image of children in swimwear next to naked women in erotic poses is not very tasteful to say the least!

Pascual Stromsnes wrote:
Sure!
Your nude work looks mostly like snapshots and a charcoal drawing of a man is not what you should use as a profile picture if you want to attract visitors based on what seems to be your preferred type of photography.

Also, posting an image of children in swimwear next to naked women in erotic poses is not very tasteful to say the least!

Thank you for your opinion.

Francisco Castro wrote:
I haven't had my coffee yet so I am not making the best decisions. Go for it.

Ok, three things: Do a thorough, honest review of your portfolio and get rid of everything that is below the quality of your best work, which actually is very good.

Decide what you want to be. You obviously have an eye for fashion, so I see no need to share post photoshopped body paint experiments next to promising fashion work.
Do whatever you want on your spare time, but a portfolio is your cv. It needs to be sharp and consistent!

And stop using models not suitable for fashion as fashion models!

Enjoy your morning coffee!