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Sep 01, 2007 18:47 |  #1

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Sep 01, 2007 20:35 |  #2

a little more light to the face in my opinion.


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Sep 01, 2007 21:03 |  #3

A big, nice smile just doesn't seem to go with the title muscle. Focus more on the arm and shoulder and keep the face either out of it, or perhaps just looking down so it doesn't detract from the focus of the shot.

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Sep 01, 2007 21:05 |  #4

MDJAK wrote in post #3842560 (external link)
A big, nice smile just doesn't seem to go with the title muscle. Focus more on the arm and shoulder and keep the face either out of it, or perhaps just looking down so it doesn't detract from the focus of the shot.

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yea I agree: either crop out the part with his head (lol) or make him have a more serious look next time. Be careful that he doesn't look to cheesy when he does it though.


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