Post your best wife shots

ready to snap wrote in post #17353884
Beautiful shot Josh. I also agree with Josh's comment about Lunatique's pictures. Wheres the rest???? lol

Lol. Thanks RTS. I suppose I need to get less risqué shots from those sessions that are safe enough for public consumption

thank you

stetzam wrote in post #17356389
Fantastic jewelry and pose and PP Russ!

Thank you, Stetzam...this was shot in July 2013 as a test for my fluorescent lighting, and I never did anything with it until a few days ago.

Oh your right about me knowing from experience

iCameron wrote in post #17356538

great shot, simple and clear, well done!

Took this last night messing around with the new softbox. Somehow I convinced her to "model" for a bit even though she worked all day.

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What softbox did you end up getting?

It's a cheap Neewer. I purchased everything gonzo golf recommended in this thread.

https://photography-on-the.net …showthread.php?​p=17310814

I found adding the softbox with the off camera flash to be a major improvement to my portrait work.

stetzam wrote in post #17360082
great shot, simple and clear, well done!

thank you!

^^^ Lovely. Great PP

Happy 20th Birthday (for the 2nd time Hunny ). We had a fabulous lunch at the Plough Inn in Rede, near Bury St Edmunds in England. The timing was perfect as this was the last day they had their Christmas decor up. They sure made for great bokeh balls. However, with the 85L, I could not get enough field of view to capture the bokeh balls. So this is a 10 shot Brenizer with the 85L at 1.8, which equates to something like a 47mm at 1.0. Hope you like it.

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^^^ Thanks for the suggestion Josh!

Here's one of my wife.

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really nice shot there

26" Westcott Rapidbox camera left with 430exII and 1 430exII behind with Fstoppers Flash disc - Reflector set just above waist level for addt'l fill