Eros Fine Art Photo wrote:
Have at it.

The Sun is Shining but its not very warm out because there are a lot of clouds in the sky

Your Photos in Row 3 and 4 ( and photo 7) are hotter but the rest of your portolio has a chilling effect

56 degrees

Jorge Kreimer wrote:
Am I hot/haute?

Not so much Hot ( more Haute ) but I am going to give you a solid 75 degrees( with a breeze )  for that cool and consistant sigjnature style that you have developed

sospix wrote:
I'm hopin' ta stay at least in the 70's  .  .  .  elsewise my old bones get kinda chilly  .  .  .   

SOS

You certainly have found some attractive Models

but I dont think You have done them any justice with your photography

36 degrees ( F )

I do think your Model with a Surfboard is a cool idea and would be interested in seeing you pursue more such shots

Shadow Dancer wrote:
Sure, I'll see what happens. Please note I do not have Fashion included in my genres. So, I am sure I am not "Haute"!

I am going to give you whatever temperature this Model is feeling right after you took her photo

https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44588370

Mateusz Bylica wrote:
Why not?

70 degrees

but its early in the day - and my guess is that it will get much hotter / hauter

Garry k wrote:

I am going to give you whatever temperature this Model is feeling right after you took her photo

https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44588370

Lovely! Her laughter was real and very warm as I tossed the prop suitcase into the car and quickly drove her to a warm, dry place to change into her warm, dry clothing - just 2 minutes away. I'd left the car running and the heater on, nice and toasty.
This was a well-planned collaboration between the model, myself and a friend who drove the "Splashmobile". Everything went just as we envisioned with the bonus surprise of a much bigger splash than expected.

You only get one split second chance for a shot like that, a redo would have been unthinkable. You'd need another outfit and a way to refill the puddle since most of it got moved elsewhere. It looks simple but things like that don't just happen.

Cheers!

Miss Melissa1 wrote:
-Me

I am going to say 40 degrees - but i think You could heat your port up a bit by workinig with better photographers

This is a Nice Photo though

https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/8960301

Garry k wrote:
You certainly have found some attractive Models

but I dont think You have done them any justice with your photography

36 degrees ( F )

I do think your Model with a Surfboard is a cool idea and would be interested in seeing you pursue more such shots

Sounds like I need ta move further south where it's warmer  .  .  .  maybe hole up in da islands for the winter  .  .  .    Pretty much everything I have up was done for a commercial project, or design comp, so, showing off the models isn't really the focus of the images  .  .  .  thanks for the look and the temp setting Mr. G  .  .  .  stay warm!

SOS

Garry k wrote:

I am going to say 40 degrees - but i think You could heat your port up a bit by workinig with better photographers

This is a Nice Photo though

https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/8960301

Too bad your so far away!😊

roger alan wrote:
give me my weather report please Garry

Low 40s

Your work is quite bland

I reviewed your portfolio and 10 seconds later I couldnt distinctly remember any of your photos

course I could be developing Alzheimers or something

Ellard wrote:
Me please!

Your Portfolio reminds me of the City where i grew up in

The Temperature could drop from 60 F to 40 F within a couple of hrs

I think overall that your vibrant colour photos are warmer than the rest of your work

I especially like this one

https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44538256

Garry k wrote:

Your Portfolio reminds me of the City where i grew up in

The Temperature could drop from 60 F to 40 F within a couple of hrs

I think overall that your vibrant colour photos are warmer than the rest of your work

I especially like this one

https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44538256

Thanks for your time!

Rik Williams wrote:
Hit me Garry, please let me know if it's haute or not my good man

Even though I think that You have removed some of your Hotter pix from Your Studio Shots here - I will still give you an 80 for the remaining ones

Your outdoor Work is another matter though - and there are some real clunkers in that group

ie https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44185972

Overall Temp - 71 degrees

Garry k wrote:

Even though I think that You have removed some of your Hotter pix from Your Studio Shots here - I will still give you an 80 for the remaining ones

Your outdoor Work is another matter though - and there are some real clunkers in that group

ie https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44185972

Overall Temp - 71 degrees

Still pretty haute thanks Gaz!

Ken Marcus Studios wrote:
Count me in . . . .

KM

I am not a fan of Bondage Photography so I am going to take the very unusual move of ignoring your port here ( though I LOVE your Avataar )

We know that You are an Icon in the Industry because of all the great photography that You have done for Playboy and Penthouse

But of course there is even more to your photography than i have referenced  and there is this Masterpiece of Yours - which reflects the  Overall Temperature for all of your work  that I am giving You Sir



For the sake of full disclosure - I was listening to Hendrix while driving around all day before returning home to see your post in this thread  .....So that probably biased me a bit

Znude! wrote:
You won't be the first but you are welcome to point out my failures and shortcomings.

I would probably give you a temperature in the mid 70s if all your shots were at warm as this one

https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44216535

but sadly they are not

58 degrees

And You need to now that your Chocolate and Cherries photo upon first glance looks like something far less appealing

Garry k wrote:

I would probably give you a temperature in the mid 70s if all your shots were at warm as this one

https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44216535

but sadly they are not

58 degrees

And You need to now that your Chocolate and Cherries photo upon first glance looks like something far less appealing

Thanks. I deleted that one. I appreciate an opinion.

Znude! wrote:

Thanks. I deleted that one. I appreciate an opinion.

I guess the other question I have about your portfolio is - why have a black and white photo of an old kitchen scene when You could have a Photo of one of your Model;s smiling face ?

Garry k wrote:

I guess the other question I have about your portfolio is - why have a black and white photo of an old kitchen scene when You could have a Photo of one of your Model;s smiling face ?

I make it a point to rate all my photos as mature so not to have to deal with the MM censors keeping the site Google Ad safe. So I put up a photo that's not of a person for public view. At some point recently one of the MM censors called me up on a photo which they felt violated their rules and referred to my photos as trash. If it wasn't for the fact I still find a model or two a month from MM I would have closed my account and been done with it. At this point I just photograph people for enjoyment to improve my skills. Learning and improving is the fun part.

MM should have an option for members to make their entire profile invisible to all except those who choose to view mature content. Then there would be no worry.

Prime Shot Photography wrote:
Me please.

47 degrees

The Photos You have of this Model are the Warmest in your Portfolio ( in my opinion ) and should be the standard to meet or surpass in your future photography


https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/44862594

Nor-Cal Photography wrote:
You missed me - boo hoo. I'm up several spaces.

I have looked at your portfoilo several times over the past few days

and I would like to give you more than 35 degrees

But everything looks so dull and uninteresting  ...

You need to brighten and liven things up

Garry k wrote:
0 = Frozen / Lifeless / Completely Lacking in Creativity and Imagination

100 = A Hot Sunny Day in Paradise - Where You marvel at the Beauty and Creativity of everything around You


Go

Oh,
Let 'er rip, Garry, I like how you are playing here.
Jen

PhillipM wrote:
I don't know what Haute means, but hell go for it.

Haute means High in French

You seem to have 2 portolios kind of meshed into one

Your Black and White Portraits of Older Folks is the stronger of the too - and I would give you a 72 degrees for those

The Fashion Glamour Mix however - 58

Jen B wrote:

Oh,
Let 'er rip, Garry, I like how you are playing here.
Jen

When I reviewed your updated portfolio I found that all of my old favorite black and white Nude Art shots of yours were missing

I did find them though in the Creditted Photos

and I would give you a score of 74 for those last 6 Black and White Shots