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Project Vehemence20 Jan 2018 1:27 p.m. PST

Hi folks,

After 20 odd years of commission painting, and grumbling to anyone who would listen about how bad I thought my photos were, I decided to take action ('18 resolution!) and try to improve them by investing in a 'lightbox'.

You can see the evolution of my efforts as well as a little brief over on my main blog –

link

Or skip the write up and just go straight to the Gallery folder over on my Facebook page –

link

What I am fishing here for is…

a little feedback and advice as I continue to practice and try to improve.

If you have the time, what do you think of my efforts so far, in particular who the latest lightbox shots compare to the hundreds of other normal shots on my pages?

thanks
Chris

14Bore Supporting Member of TMP20 Jan 2018 1:34 p.m. PST

Not bad results after a few attempts. Nice figure work.

Mick in Switzerland21 Jan 2018 3:35 a.m. PST

You are definitely getting better. Well Done.

Try adjusting the angle so that you are looking slightly downwards rather than straight on. This looks better.

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