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GoodEgg wrote:
Keepers, Kristin! Really fine work. These will elicit smiles and maybe tears through the years. You can take these to the bank. You captured her beauty and mood.
Thanks so much! She is my really shy one who does not like to model like this, so I know that we (and she) will look back on these fondly.
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WiredMike wrote:
Just goes to show that you can take a less than idea setting and turn it into shots like these.
Excellent work Kristin.
My only small critique is your logo, just IMHO it is very prominent and distracts from the image. But Im old school bottom left logo placer type person. So disregard if you think thats just silly!
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Mike! I think that there are wonderful spots all around us if we open up to the possibilities. All I know is that I wanted those spring perennials. I do get what you say about the watermark, too. It's a tough one as I want to protect my work, but I don't want to ruin the view either.
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greg swan wrote:
beautiful work, all are great, I rarely am drawn to black and white the way I am to #6, truly captivating image in all aspects.
Thank you, Greg swan! She liked that, too, and we added it to her collage.
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airfrogusmc wrote:
I like the fact there is not train tracks or a brick wall with shallow DoF in any of these. I to really like the B&W They look great and she is just beautiful and you captured that.
Thanks for the kind words, airfrogusmc. I used to use the local tracks (like many,) before realizing the dangers (even though they were dead.) But, yes, they are cliche' as well. This girl had her own ideas and I think it makes her session unique and uniquely "her."
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