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Thank you so much for the input. I appreciate the ideas and suggestions. 

Thanks for the input. I appreciate your ideas as needed. I hope you had a chance to snoop around a little. 

Thanks again :)

How about some thoughts. Take a look around and let me know if the outcomes

are getting any better :)

This is a lifestyle shoot that I put together. How about some feedback... Please

look at the rest of them on my page. Thanks Tom

I would appreciate some FB on this shot. Please drop into my account and look

around. I appreciate the feedback.

Shot on Antelope Island in the Great Salt lake. Drove out with a trampoline and

the soot took care of itself. Please take a look around and tell me what you

think. 99% out of the camera.

Thanks for the feedback! I use a little touch of Imagenomic to work out baby blems...

This image is 99.999 out of the camera. I did a little work with vibrancy and levels. This is the real deal. Thank you for the feedback! 

Well done, as usual the lighting is great and the pose is solid. Thanks for sharing. 

I didn't notice that. I will work on it. I appreciate the input. 

Next time set the shot so that you can see that she has legs. They are too dark and it looks a little strange to have a torso dancing with no legs. Have fun...Tom

Well done. The skin is not too over processed and the lighting is wonderful. The catch lights in the eyes are great as well. How did you set up the lights?? 

Yes, the background in the name of the gym that she works out in and is trained in. Good question. 

Any thoughts? I took this image for the ladies in Red piano outreach group

from the U of U. They are amazing so the image needed to be amazing. Did it

work?

Great image. I wonder if it would help to have just a little more light under the brim of the hat...not a lot just a touch. I have nothing bad to say just an observation. 

Great work! 

Make sure you set your focus on the subject.

The lens you are using should have a good soft DOF that would allow you to focus on your subject. Play with your short DOF to make your subject stand out more and be careful of your focus point. 

Have fun :)