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AGeoJO wrote:
Greg,
Were those images of your lovely wife taken in a studio? The setting, furniture and accessories in those images look like they were taken in your house. The exposure, lighting, poses are fine in the first 3 images.
I would not put a person in front of a plant as in the last and B&W version. The depth-of-field and similar tones in the B&W create the impression that plant grows out of her back. Due to the limited DOF, the decoration plant in the front of her is okay although in general, I don't like pronounced objects overlap with the model fairly close to the face. I hope you don't mind my telling you this.
Joshua
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Thanks Joshua. I had my doubts about the last one (it won't make it to her final set). While I like the general shot of her, I too have issues with the plants, and now that I'm looking at #3 again, I need to correct the perspective.
The studio we were using is called Urban Jungle and is in Downtown LA. We found them through "peer space dot com" They have several spaces decorated in different motifs, but I wasn't that impressed - tight space, filthy windows, scary old building to name a few issues, not to mention that area has turned into a refugee camp - I mean, I was completely shocked to see how bad it's become (what did LA spend over a $billion on?). Sad.
Anyway, I appreciate the comments and if I'm being honest, working with my non-model wife had certain challenges, mostly the fact that I was trying to create her vision and not my own. I think people photography might best be left to those of you that excel at it 
Cheers,
Greg
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