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Nov 20, 2009 07:36 |  #1

Just getting into this type of shooting...only have one flash and a blank wall but for now it works!

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Nov 20, 2009 09:59 |  #2

Flash exposure is a bit hot.
Last is OOF.


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Nov 20, 2009 19:19 |  #3

I'd move her out from the wall in the first shot--if you can. It will help to eliminate the shadow. The second shot has the most potential, but as poloman says, the flash is a bit hot and the shadows a bit too dark. It appears you missed the focus of three though not by much. Thanks for sharing! She's a lovely girl. Perhaps she'll let you shoot her again


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Nov 20, 2009 20:34 |  #4

I agree with the first two replies, the images are overexposed.
Gorgeous model.


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Nov 23, 2009 06:43 |  #5

Thanks guys...I'm here to learn!




  
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