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Great series! If these were mine, I'd put 2, 3 and 4 in a 3-photo frame for a talking point in the house.
Only thing is that I would play with the curves and bump up the saturation on them. But it may be my uncalibrated notebook that is making them look a little flat. Lovely!
Number two and three
I prefer number two and three. Two because it gives the impression he/she is teasing you. Number three because I believe she is thinking I would make a nice dinner.
Good work! Out of curiosity what lens did you use?
Re: Number two and three
The Canon 70-200mm f/4L with a 1.4x converter on it. It was a bugger of a day for light. Overcast and ever changing light made it hard going.
Your effort paid off!
Well? I think it was worth the effort because it paid off. The infomation helps me to understand better my own camera and improve my technique. Thanks.
Interesting pix!
Reminds me of the old story: Waiter (to hoity-toity woman he has just seated for lunch): Madam, today's special is tongue. Woman: Oh dear me, no! I couldn't eat anything that came out of an animal's mouth! Waiter: Then perhaps Madam would prefer an egg? Boom, boom.  TFF (Trevor)
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