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hello, love to hear your feedback on some shots from today.
Had a lot of fun, and love the WB preset with my new expo disc! look forward to your feedback, warmest regards, bruce. #1 - anyone for tennis? 
#2 - touch of tomb raider 
#3 - they dont make can openers like they used to... 
let me know you have been here, and drop in a comment 
Nice shots (and yeah, pretty girl
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My criticisms of the first are: 1. The crinkling of the "ground" in the first is a little off-putting. 2. I would like to see the model's face in no 1 with a bit more lighting. Regards, Patrick
Two or three lights, any lens on a light-tight box are sufficient for the realisation of the most convincing image. Man Ray 1935. Our mug is smug
thanks for your feedback patrick, much appreciated.
I thought the same, high contract lighting makes for very careful posing variations in between. on the tennis one, I cloned out some of the wrinkles in the fabric, just left that one there. I think it might be better in the future, to pin that ribbon down, and maybe tape the fabric to the floor...
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