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Juliet (Part 1)
Juliet is a model and photographer who is simply stunning. Here are some shots of her after a party she and Wendell were shooting that I went to:
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I don't mind number 2 Leigh, but for some reason, I don't find these up to your usual standard in my view. Hard to say exactly why, they just don't really work for me. Obviously a great model, but the smile in the last one is way out of context.
Greg - - - - D200 etc
Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see. - Arthur Schopenhauer
The lighting relative to the subject posture and composition make #2 the pick here leigh. I'm not sure but I think a full length portrait may have added a little more to the imapct of this image even though there would have been no detail the suggestion itself would complete the image, but I still like it.
cheers marco
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