Lola and The Mentor

ohh la la baby’s got a gun pow pow!
;-) xox

Love the shot Paul, Adrian has a perfect expression.

Keep them uploading.

that is one wild perspective… love the incredible detail and the way the gun barrel draws your eye right into the scene… awesome work paul!

Wow, love the way you made that gun MASSIVE! Great job too with lighting and focus. Glad to see the series is still alive… this so rocks!

Fabulous point of view, Paul! Wow again!

great perspective and lead from the gun!!

Fantastic shot PLV – looks like a wide angle used to its max purpose – to accentuate the foreground – in one word ‘brilliant’.

Thank you so very kindly Missy Miss, aglaia b, Michael, PaulVZ, billyboy, Mel, bodymechanic and Gerijuliaj! :D

Bloody hell this is good.. love the POV

Excellent! love the foreground looming at you. Cha ching!

Absolutely awsome shot Paul – this is so exciting..like a big movie promo..

Looks like a dolls house, great shot!

Thanks heaps marcusjohn, Lisadee, Taine and Erin! :D

I love how Lola is packing that big pistol!! Unique and so creative…...BEAUTIFUL work Paul…....

wonderful perspective, excellent image!

Awesome! Wonderful play of subjects.

EXCELLENT WORK, PERSPECTIVE, IMAGERY and TITLE!

Killer story being told here…

Fabulous

great angle of shooting – super!

love the creative concept – brill

Thank you all so very kindly!! Whisperingruth, Nikki, Phillip, Mar, Von, cdwork, Andy and Photogenique! :D

This “SHOT” is perfect… Your eye is drawn in by the barrell and then it is drawn upward.. AWESOME JOb!!

You’re very kind!! Thanks tmlstrsc! :D

Terrific wide angle effect here Paul, love the light on the gun barrel and sun glasses.

Fab angle PLV. Nothing like gettin down and dirty for a shot!

Love the angle, wow Adrian pulls of the mentor role to perfection…..

Great work, Paul and model crew XO

Thank you so very kindly Adrian, Andrew and LisaG! :D

Superb angle, adds so much to a great concept

this is very cool. love the silencer in the foreground. lol, might be interesting to do a version with a trail of smoke coming out of it…

Thanks so much Adrian and shawhouse! :D

Thought I recognized that grass – great shot – great locations. Beautiful models, as always!

PS – is that your gun? It’s totally what I need to find for you know what :)

Hmmmm, I think I know what you mean when you say I need to find for you know what hehe! Thanks Tim! :D

cool image.

Thanks heaps Ange! :D

I like the way you make peoples guide through the image

Thank you kindly MichaelCouacoud! :D

Paul, your first Hearts at War series was sublime… this one looks like it is shaping up to be all that and so much more. LOVE IT!!!

Thanks heaps Rhana! :D

Woah!! such a cool story-There’s such a Tarantino vibe here!

Thanks so much roybarry and the liking to one of the great directors of all time is always very flattering! :D

really love this.. the short focal length is just wonderful… what lens did u use…
Love the subjects.. great

G’day Matt! Thanks for the comment!
I used my Sony Alpha with a Tamron 11 – 18mm, off camera flash set 1/16.

reminds me of one of my all time favourite Luc Besson films.. “the professional”

Mmmmm, I’ve got to check them out Murray, thanks!! :D

Appreciate me or die, sucka!

LOL! Thanks Gary! :D

Great work

Thanks heaps Dave! :D

wow its bonny and clyde ,very captivating brilliant work.

great angle, and love the way the guy is staring at the lense…behind those sunnies, so full of attitude!

Great concept and perfectly executed !!

Thanks so much xplorn, Louise and Globalphotos! :D

awesome shot Paul, great perspective and feel

Wow great angle and perspective! Brilliant!

Thanks so very much Jeremy and StacyLee! :D

This is very cool; kind of reminds me of that movie “Leon: The Professional”

LOVE THIS! Great perspective!!!! : )

Thanks heaps Girlwithacamera and Catlew! :D

This is freakin awesome Paul!!!! :D

Waaaay kind are you Lee, thanks!! :D

Awesome…

Thanks heaps John! :D

hell ya! lola rox!

love the location; i think i shall have a look at this place end of august when im down for the week.

Every time I see this I think you must have somehow seconded Kevin Spacey….I do a double take each time :)

LOL!! Thanks so much Butterflies, David and Mel! :D

Great angle and exposure!

Thank you so very kindly Cvail73! :D

Wow, such an alluring and seductive shot! Oh, the thrill of violence ;)

Thank you kindly Serena! :D

great perspective … very tasty pic

Thanks heaps SnappyDave! :D

kewl pic..love the balance..

THis one, like some of your other work, is very cinematic, as Murray suggested above. Like stills from a Tarantino movie. It’s so loaded with character (so to speak!). The soft lighting and relaxed people belie the severe angle, those disturbing scratches in the brick, and what’s gone down before this scene and what’s likely to go down after. Very compelling!

Thanks heaps hud45 and Craig! :D

Love love this whole series…. this one is especially nice… great perspective and i love the menacing foreground…

Thanks so much divareVeur! :D

Awesome work! Please consider submitting this to Moody and Evocative (basically, get yer arse into the Group, please! your work is fab!)

LOL! Will do Stephanie! Thank you!! :D

Cooooooooooooooool shot!

amazing shot!

put this into the James bond room

WOW!!! Awesome work!

Thank you David and Anna! :D

DOUBLE FEATURE

Superb point of view

Way cool!! Thanks David and Frank! :D

:)) GREAT SHOT…....

Thanks so much Peacefulwarrior! :D

Brilliant work, you can’t decide whther they r in on outside, u see grass and walls! Colours are great, the story behind (the one that i who ’s looking at it imagine) must be so ixciting, mixture of good and bad! The perspective reminds me of a cross upside down!
All together: amazing work! Blanka

Thanks so very kindly Blanka! :D

Mad perspective – cool shot!

Thanks heaps morpheous71! :D

WoW excellent!!!

that is so hot n raunchy and yet respectable well done