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    Posted: 18 February 2009 at 20:57
Please cotinue posting in the Pure portraits II
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I like to share my portaits, I hope you Like it.
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Just some portraits from the Carolina Renaissance Faire















 



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Originally posted by Bass Bass wrote:


jacekplacek1977 - Like your portrait. Great connection with the sitter and appropriate PP. - is that your dad, or relative?


Bass, glad you like it. You are correct, that's my dad on the picture.

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I have been a bit remiss and this thread has become very long!

Could the next poster of a new pic, please start a thread called "Pure portraits 2" (minus the quotes).

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jacekplacek1977 - Like your portrait. Great connection with the sitter and appropriate PP. - is that your dad, or relative?
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Brettania,
Thank you very much for your kind comment, I'll work more on keeping the eyes in better focus next time, thanks again, please keep commenting on my posts, any comment is welcome.
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@ Ayta

A very nice start to your posting, and welcome to Dyxum. My only comment is that the eyes in both shots are not quite in focus. Getting at least one eye nice and sharp helps give a portrait a bit of wow factor.

Your control of the lighting is very successful.


Edited by brettania - 16 January 2009 at 07:07
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