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Songkran Beauty Contest and Fashion Parade
First attempt at anything beauty and fashion related. I learnt quickly that I had to be at the end of the runway and front on to the models, alas there was no room as the front of the runway was filled with people and chairs
 So I decided to be a bit more arty and accentuate the upward angle of my viewpoint. Not sure whether this was a good idea or not, so please critique away. I have a feeling I already know what will be said but don't let that stop your comments and critiques 
The rest of the gallery can be found here All photos taken with the 50mm 1.8 at 2.8 or thereabouts. Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
Wayne,
No.1 and the last one, I like, especially no.1. Blown sky is a tad annoying, but what can you do, and on the other hand it makes a contrasty background. Nicely captured pose for the last one. Alex
wayne,
i agree with alex, the last shot of the set, the model with the pose and your composition, makes the photo. [every man's work is always a portrait of himself.
Ansel Adams, Carmel, California, 1979]
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