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These are pretty nice. I think my favorites are numbers 2 and 3. The background in 1 is a bit too busy for my taste, and 4 is a bit too grainy for me as well. Overall, these are good shots. The poses look great.
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very beautiful set....I love the 1st one best...you have a very pretty model.
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a nice set of shots although I agree with Jamfke about the last one and wonder if it would be better without the grain effect or alternately maybe keep the grain but do it in B&W or sepia
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Ashley, overall these are very well done. #2 and #3 are my favorites. I too, like another commented, think the background in #1 is a little busy for my taste. I'd love to see your #4 after your adjustments
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Personally, I think that is a massive improvement
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Thank you! I think so too, when comparing the two, it is much clearer. The grain level on the first one was WAY too much. I think I am completely hooked on these forums/website now
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