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good or bad comments are welcome.

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Second one is interesting. Maybe center it for some symmetry?

Some stuff I did in the studio

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And some more strobist stuff. Trying to get more efficient with my off camera lighting.

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Winter 12'

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:sweetjesus:so awesome

higher res shot available?

Shot from cypress last week.

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^^what setup you using if you dont mind.^^

awesome shots btw!

D600 with a bunch of lenses. D600 is an awesome, awesome camera for the money...

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^^^ First one! Very pretty. Maybe lighten her eyes a bit?

^^^ Agreed! I like the first one too! Great focus and beautiful soft skin. Did you have a fan blowing in her face?

The second one looks over sharpened and the tones on her skin are not even/consistent.

An old one from Movember. I set up a photo booth at the hive climbing gym

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Thanks, and yes I was planning on it, but somehow forgot by the time I was racing through it

Ya there was a small fan to move the hair around, I tend to really like the look, feels more dynamic?

I am having a hard time getting web sized photos to look sharp with out going overboard, I try a few different ways then tend to give up and just save one. Not sure why my old settings seem to have changed to be so far off...

The fan works well for the first shot because of the shallower DOF, but I find the stray hairs a bit distracting in the second shot.

What're you using for post?