New pics of my wife alesha, comments welcomeq

My wife and i hit up the local rail road track yesterday and took some pics, comments welcome, I used a comination of my sigma 17-70, just got it yesterday as well, and my 70-200 2.8

lighting was 1 a800 and 1 abr800 of camera, thanks for looking

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Very nice!

I love using the railroad areas for backgrounds.

The last shot posted is my favorite but I really like them all, very dramatic.

very nice, I like these a lot.....well lit and the processing is very good.

thanks for the comments, appriciated very much,

Choo choo.

i wonder if some cto gels would be a nice touch. some of the lighting looks a bit hard and cool.. i like your use of wind with her hair.

You are one lucky fella, both to have a wife willing to pose, and one as gorgeous as she.

Great series of shots.
mark

thank you all for the comments, appricated very much.

I am loving these pictures. I especially like that shots of the blue gel against the metal door. Very well done.

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I am loving these pictures. I especially like that shots of the blue gel against the metal door. Very well done.

ooops, I meant boxcar. I am a putz. Still looks great

I'm lovin the processing on these, very well done. Lovely wife too.

Colors are terrific, model is excellent (she should smile). One of the best lit location shoots I've seen in a long while. Just real good stuff.

wow, thank you all for your comments, the wife apriciates them as well, we had a good time, have a great weekend to all.

#4 is my favorite!! Great job!

I like the photos and the PP - saturation especially. The only thing that bothers me a little is that the heavy contrast really makes the bone structure - particularly in her neck area - stand out.