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Model: Alysha Nett (~therealalyshanett )
Photographer & Retoucher: Josefina (*JosefinaPhotography )
Baltimore, MD
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You're welcome I've always liked your work
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I think the technical term for that rock is Bloodstone Jasper it's a mixture of both and because it's speckled they just call it peacock as a slang term but the green is Bloodstone and the red is Jasper
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Thanks!
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Much appreciated! 
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Hi!Β Β You have beenΒ FEATUREDΒ in my journal...lesyakikh.deviantart.com/journβ¦
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Gooooood, verry good work! It makes us as hot as she!
extra-sensous!Β
Can is ask something, please?
Im planning now to buy a camera, but i dont know what will be the convinent for me.
I have some ponit about it.
I basically would like to take black-white pics about people. It will be myΒ decisive point.Β
But i'd like to capture colors, but just sometimes. My strong point is black'n'white.Β
Thanks your letter. By buddy
Psi: Robert Capa, my menthor, teacher. He is a hungarian photographer. Check out!
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Thanks so much! I love when artwork can move people into feeling.
Honestly, the cameras come down to what you can afford. It's not about the camera, it's about the talent that you have when you shoot with it. I'm a Canon camera person. At least when it comes to their SLR's. I can't speak for Nikon users. When I first started photography, back in 2009, I shot with a point-and-shoot. At the end of 2010, I got a Canon Rebel T1i - which was a fantastic camera. I landed my first publication with that camera and just simple lenses - so again, it's about how you use it. I did eventually upgrade to a Canon 5D Mark II - but they're super expensive, so I would hold off on that one if you want to save money for awhile. I've heard excellent things about the Canon Rebel XS too. Look at the cameras & look at you budget and see what you can afford. The Canon Rebel XS would be the cheapest, followed by the T1i & the T2i. You can buy the whole starter kit for the T1i on Amazon for roughly $600-$700USD. I got mine for $600. That includes the camera body, a battery, a battery charger, a memory card, a strap for the camera, a little travel bag and a basic lens. It's ultimately up to you.
Do you have a link to Robert Capa's work?Β
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well done! I wish i had shot like this:dΒ
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Thank you!
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I think I've said this before, but I love her ink 
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Her ink is fantastic! I'd love to get another, but I don't have the money!!!
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Thank you!
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Thanks so much!
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