Self Portrait Thread II - Post pics!

Thank you for all your lovely responses! At least it worked out being worth the 1.5hrs of processing!

Alex.K wrote in post #12709246
Krystle....EPICNESS! Amazing once again. I am curious how you did the floating. Like, I know HOW its done, but what did you *lay on* to do it?(My floating one I was balancing on a 6ft ladder - it was an adventure for sure.)

Hahahah my coffee table.. I looked like an absolute tool, and my dog kept trying to join me (I actually had to edit her out of the photo). Oh well, the joys of selfies!

Legs eleven..

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …rystleseville/5​907980511/

WTF! Krystal, turning it up another 5 notches AGAIN! Great work.

Cheers HB!! Always wanting to push the boundaries..
Funny story actually.. I was doing my makeup for this shot and had eyeshadow all over my face (obviously). Hubby walks in, asks me about dinner and when he should start cooking. As he walks out I ask him if he was wondering why I had crap all over my face.. His response was that he didn't know if it was intentional or not... WTF?!

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Great picture Krystle. I don't ever want to do a selfie again, yours are so damn awesome!

Nooooooo! Matt, you have to keep shooting selfies.. espcecially now you have a new toy!!!

Ok, I may take one or two.

^^ You're damn right. And you must litter this thread once you do!
kthx.

I'll try Need to get my computer back first so I can actually edit some photos and post them :/

antiskeptic87 wrote in post #12712124
His response was that he didn't know if it was intentional or not... WTF?!

Bahahahaha, now THATS funny.

Love that shirt. Get it from Canon?

(second posting of this...)

because i dont have a subject, im forced to test shoot myself. focus might be slightly off but under the circumstances its the best i can manage.

how's my exposure, et al.
always looking to improve my faults (i know this isnt the critique forum, but im always looking for improvements)

f/8
1/250
iso 250
canon 70-200 f/2.8
shoot-through above camera, single vivitar 285 on cactus v2

1&2 @ 70mm

3&4 @ 105mm

I love that suit.

My only comments are that the reflections look pretty harsh from the lighting -

One suggestion to remove the harsh reflections from the lighting that looks like sweat, but isn't, is to take the clone stamp tool, select a soft brush, and sample from the non-glarey areas and paint over the glare between 30-50% until it is reduced to where it's less noticeable/distracting​.