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The woodland pic second version
I di a pic of Tia a few weeks ago, that had a greensish cast , as it was taken in the middle of the woods, impromptu,so had no reflectors etc. Anyway, reprocessed to give it a different feel.
Thanks for looking xx
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I like it Moonie - it's slightly more mono, and the blown bits actually work ok to give it more of an arty feel 
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Yes, I agree with Azz - I think it's lovely - really nice softness to the skin.
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Love it Mooniepoos! and may I say you have a top class Model too! 
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Thanks all, I upped the exposure even more in Lightroom, then fiddled around with bits and pieces until I was happy, wish I had kept this now, so I could use it again
I really enjoy doing this type of portrait
Finney, how are you old chap? did say hi , on your FB a few days ago, but you ignored me! Tia is a very good model, just hope she doesn't started charging me soon XXX
I really enjoy doing this type of portrait
Finney, how are you old chap? did say hi , on your FB a few days ago, but you ignored me!
Tia is a very good model, just hope she doesn't started charging me soon XXX
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Not being up on portrait photography I can't/won't comment about the technical side of things. What I would say is what a pretty girl and when she gets a bit older will be a stunner.
MS start saving for that shotgun to keep the boys away.
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MS start saving for that shotgun to keep the boys away.
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LOL we already have boys, knocking the door for her now Bazza
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Suzi, that is lovely. Really good work PP to bring the very best from what was an excellent shot in the first place.
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Thanks Jackie XXX Wish I had remembered how I did it though
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Really good picture Moonie. Your daughter bears an amazing resemblence to my niece a few years ago. My other half thought it was my niece when she saw it on screen the first time.