Post your best wife shots

Thanks very much!

TJays wrote in post #17956329
Very nicely done, processing / lighting and pose.

I have to ditto this . Very well done.

Agree with everyone else, great lighting and great posing too.

Thayli wrote in post #17956315

A couple of days ago in the living room.

She looks like a professional model. Great work.

Thayli wrote in post #17956315

A couple of days ago in the living room.

Great everything about this shot!!.

Beautiful woman, and image, but am I the only one that is looking at this and wondering where her right arm went???

Brad999 wrote in post #17957706
Beautiful woman, and image, but am I the only one that is looking at this and wondering where her right arm went???

Lol, I have a thing about arms, as in I never know what to do with them, so I hide them. Pretty much all my shots have either one arm or sometimes both arms behind the back. For example:

Photo from Thayli's gallery.

You could start a new trend with that "armless" look, I quite like it!

Testing a new light and trying to learn how to do different post processing.... likes and dislikes welcome

Lovely lady, but sorry I don't care for the "fog" around the edges. What were you trying to achieve here?

Thanks for your view rrblint...

I was kind off going for as if it was taken high up in the mountains and was toying with adding a temple in the distance..

A simple vignette just didn't look right to what i had in my mind so i went for a vignette and fog...

Okay, sounds good. Give the background temple a try, that might make the "fog" work better.

Try the fog with a masking type uneven effect. It looks too much like a strong white vignette now.

I like the offset subject placement, but the white vignette doesn't seem appropriate.