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Jan 04, 2008 16:55 |  #1

Well I posted these the other day in the landscape forums on accident. i had some freetime to take some pics a couple of days ago and hadn't taken any personal shots in forever, so I thought I would take the afternoon experimenting. Shot on a large mirror and lit with up to three 580's. The background colors were added after. Comments and critiques appreciated.

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Jan 04, 2008 16:59 |  #2

top one is sweet

bottom one does nothing for me




  
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Jan 04, 2008 17:49 |  #3

like the top one but dont like the horizon that you'v got going on. wish it was all the same as the bottom


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Jan 04, 2008 18:46 |  #4

Tobiah wrote in post #4632259 (external link)
like the top one but dont like the horizon that you'v got going on. wish it was all the same as the bottom

Thanks you two. I will completely agree with you on the first's horizon. As soon as I finished editing it I wished I had done it differently. It doesn't look right at all. I think I should have done it diagonally.


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