I've noticed that, as of late, most of the comments/compliments on photos i take are not, necessarily, about the photo, but about the model in it.

And in many cases, when i check out model's profiles on other sites, their photos get more comments like "lovely lighting" and "great composition".

While any feedback, especially positive stuff, is generally quite appreciated, i wonder if people really take the time to think about who it is they're directing their commentary at.

I know my models are pretty. That's why i'm photographing them. It's their "job" or at least, their goal, to provide expression, movement, to draw you in and attract you. It's my goal to make them as lovely as possible, to get them from different angles and to express with color, texture, form and composition a certain feeling that meshes or is totally discordant with the feeling the model is portraying.

I dunno. This may sound pretentious and overbearing, but i'm sincerely interested in what people think of my /photos/, not necessarily the people in them.

Just a thought.