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SuffolkGal wrote in post #15549410
Where is the "best husband shots" thread? :P

Well guys, I think someone is trying to make a joke at our expense!

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SuffolkGal wrote in post #15549410
Where is the "best husband shots" thread? :P

Actually, I think there is one already.
However, if I'm mistaken and there is none, what's stopping you from starting one?

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Killjoy wrote in post #15549788
Actually, I think there is one already.
However, if I'm mistaken and there is none, what's stopping you from starting one?

who posts them then - what is the criteria . that would have 2 posts at most.

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A couple of my wife (and son). She mentioned to me that she doesn't have any recent solo portrait shots of her. Have to get on that soon.

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digirebelva wrote in post #15547754
Seriously...where did SHE find you...don't lie to us, it's your sister isn't it...

Great shot by the way, you really did her justice...

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BobbyMartin wrote in post #15555759
Haha, college. Celebrated three years this january.

Congrats man.

And thanks for your service.

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Steven_nl wrote in post #15551082
Hey Ken
Lovely as allways.
You are lucky that your wife is so pretty and into posing. Lots of practice
That pic looks a bit grainy (high ISO?). Maybe it would also look great in Black and White?

Thanks Steven, maybe my quick processing - here is another

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Not the best picture of her but it's the latest. I was testing my flash setting at friend's house.
Single 430 bouncing off the ceiling.

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Old, but good. Found this one in the archives today.

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awesomeshots wrote in post #15556362
Not the best picture of her but it's the latest. I was testing my flash setting at friend's house.
Single 430 bouncing off the ceiling.

Try pointing it behind you either directly back or at a 45 degree angle towards the wall/ceiling. You're still not diffusing the light enough to get rid of that shadow. The rest of the photo, to include the subject, is very nice, however.

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