Well tell your wife I like it. I love the rim lighting and small speck of light in the eye. Great capture and she should be proud.
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Well tell your wife I like it. I love the rim lighting and small speck of light in the eye. Great capture and she should be proud.
I like it too despite you are breaking the rule of taking someone in its profile. I like it because it is somewhat abstract with a good mix of shadow and light. This gives a mysterious feel, creates a good mood. This is a creative shot.
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I like it too despite you are breaking the rule of taking someone in its profile. I like it because it is somewhat abstract with a good mix of shadow and light. This gives a mysterious feel, creates a good mood. This is a creative shot.
JY
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Thanks.
. . . it's a rare woman who likes her photo. I love this shot. She looks so pensive. Not sad, but really thoughtful.
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D3s, D500, D5300, and way more glass than the wife knows about.