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[QUOTE=badrose;25308]found it. I think she loves me, but bless her heart, she just doesn't know it yet!Quote:
Originally Posted by CGWildcat
In all seriousness....any suggestions on a digital camera for a newbie that likes taking pictures of the outdoors?
Back where I come from there are men who do nothing all day but good deeds. They are called phila…er, phila…er, yes, er, Good Deed Doers.Quote:
Originally Posted by badrose
[QUOTE=CGWildcat;25329]There are some seriously good point & shoot cameras out there that can get the job done. Simple to use and less expensive. I use a Canon SLR camera which enables me to use a variety of lenses depending on what I'm looking to accomplish, but that runs into some serious money. Do some research based on what yo're looking for and how much $$$ you're willing to spend. If you give me a $$$ range I can look into it as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by badrose
By the way, guys, I enjoy sharing my work here but I would enjoy it a lot more if you gave some feedback. I could also do some behind-the-scenes stories and commentary but y'all need to participate in some way(s). Questions are fine.
You do great work, sir.
Do prefer outside settings versus interior and what do you do to compensate for the lighting on overscast days?
Not having a studio, outside wins by default. Lighting equipment is expensive but can be compensated if theres good natural light available inside. Actually, overcast can be ideal because there's no harsh shadowing and it's easier on the eyes of the subject. Ideally, an hour before and after sundown is perfect. (the image of the model tinkering with her bike, for example)Quote:
Originally Posted by BigBluePappy
Winner winner steak and lobster dinnerQuote:
Originally Posted by badrose
whew
Badrose, you sir are a gentleman and a scholar.
As quoted from the GQ article...."We love your lingerie shoots."...........GOSH MR OBVIOUS, YOU THINK SO??!!Quote:
Originally Posted by badrose
She is one of the prettiest women in this thread!!
I've fallen in love so many times in this thread!
Very nice, for a white girl. Do not like the placement of the tats though. Aside from that, cute girl.Quote:
Originally Posted by badrose
Something about this young lady reminds me of a young Pat Benetar.Quote:
Originally Posted by badrose
You take some great pics. Tastefully done, what I would consider to be very good photographic art. Kudos! :sHa_clap2:
I'm sure this young lady is very sweet, but for me she has the ability at least, to ooze white trash / redneck .... which is a good thing.....Ok I'll shut up now.Quote:
Originally Posted by suncat05
Yeah, I kinda got that vibe too. LOL! But then, I'm a Dad now, so I need to remind myself that she is somebody's daughter, and I'm sure she is loved.Quote:
Originally Posted by CGWildcat
You guys' instincts are not that far off. I drove way out in the middle of nowhere to her sister's place for the shoot. Looked to be several acres put to no use. There was a tractor under a shed that hadn't been used in some time and there were about 5 black chows hanging around. Everyone was nice. I just got the feeling everyone was bored with their own lives. The girl had a decent knowledge of her trade but seemed realistic about how far she could go with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by suncat05
In hindsight I think she must've been pregnant at the time because it wasn't long before she was posting pics of her "bump" on the webpage. Her boyfriend, the father (I assume) had been engaged to the blond with the Mohawk in this thread. I had no clue at the time I booked it but needless to say there was no love lost between the two. All of this was information I could've done without. I got a few decent shots from both and that's enough.
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I brought the sheet.
Holy sheet!!!