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Thanks for looking.

VERY ORIGINAL!!!!

quite beautiful and unique; makes me dizzy, too! ;) KW

That's crazy! I like it!

This is awsome! Nice to see a Wishing Well that works!

This is certainly different and very well done! I suppose you used some artificial lighting to get the details on the brick and produce the nice highlights on the model, am I correct? Cheers, J

Thanks, everyone, for the comments. Yes, J, a video light was used to supplement the weak daylight in the forest we were in.

Jay, Skimming through the top fotos and this caught my eye before I saw it was you. Real nice. Very creative and well shot. Congrats!

 

Dana

Thanks, Dana.

But how did you get her out of there!

Ha! I was wondering if someone was going to ask that, Ed. It was a bit of a chore getting her in and out of there, but not too bad. It really wasn't that deep but it did take some scrambling, jumping, and assistance to get her in and out. The bugs, however, were fierce and all over her. She was a real trooper.

Beautiful original work, Jay!

very nice angle

Very creative..

Good work with the angle n' lighting.

 

Mandar said my words;)

Thank you, everyone, for the comments.

I'm not sure about the skin tones, maybe it's just my monitor... Great work!

I noticed the wedding photography section and it made me think the following.

 

Jay to Bride: "I've got an idea for a shot. I want to etc. etc."

 

Bride: "WHAAAAAAAAT?!?"

 

Philbrick Wedding Photography - "Taking wedding photography to the next level!" ;-)

Thanks for the comments. I like to get something different when I can. This bride was all for it.

This photo is nearly strait out of the movie "Interview with a Vampire." I dont know if you've seen it or not but there is a part of the movie where this perspective is used as well, with a red head also only her dress was blue. Its a very pretty shot and for me, her hair steals the show.

Did you shoot this with Michelle Turner? I saw almost the same image on her web site?

 

Todd