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Published: 2008-12-11 17:07:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 7282; Favourites: 217; Downloads: 192
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are we sick of this series yet?i am..
but i just wanted to try this 'technique', and I didn't have any decent 'recent' pictures
MEH!
hope you enjoy it anyway!
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I really love your images, what kind of camera do you own?
They are all so simple yet beautifully captured....
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Im totally beyond in love with this photo.. the feel... is so nostalgic... i love it!!
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I'm not sick of this series! I love it. This is a fantastic edition <3 x
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We want more ... we want more ... amazing and technically brilliant photography ...
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Awesome smile
Diggin the light spots effect (what's that called again 
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hahah bokeh 
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That's your rock star pose isn't it? good stuff as always
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hahah as if I have a rockstar pose!! 
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Oh come on! You totally have a rockstar pose, and that's it
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Absolutely drop-dead gorgeous as always! 
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heheh thank you!!
HEY I'm waiting on YOUUU for a note now! hehehehehe
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Today I learned what bokeh means. Thanks for that.
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HAHA awww gee I'm glad I could help!! hahah! That's awesome
and hey, I agree. I like a lot of photos though.. i just don't post them because I'd hate to be one of those people who posts seventeen photos from the same series hehehe
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I can't imagine anyone complaining if you did.
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i will never get bored of your smiles
and noo im loving this series
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awww hehehe geee thank you babbbbbbay!!
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Girl, awesome job on this - love the effect you created - and AWESOME pose
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hehe thank you so much!! 
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It really is actually - entered a contest (steampunk theme), making new tutorials for Blender (my fav. software) and I'm making a ship for the Project Starship thing
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Ah, so you raised the aperture to narrow your depth of field
But, ehm, enough shop-talk.
Great shot, I just wish I knew how to get someone to throw me that pose.
I never got past [link] and that was with a lot of, ehm, coaching. (Apparently, she's scared of camera's).
I get another shot at this next tuesday at Christmas Dinner...
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(i feel like a loser responding to you now, a month later.. i'm sorry!!)
hahah hmmmm it's not hard to throw a pose. But when I photograph people I like to catch them in between poses... everything seems more natural that way, and they tend to just look better when they're not trying! hehe
But keep going mang, you'll get some great shots!! hehe
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Late or not, you do make a good point.
Because she is so camera-shy, I got a 300mm lens and dusted off my 'real' flash.
Unfortunately, the lens was not 'stabilised' and shooting a portrait at 50ft can be a pain without a tripod.
(the lens has since been returned to the store)
However, I think both she and I actually had fun and now I have a great excuse to meet up with her later on.
(for camera practise, of course!)
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ahh sucks!! sorry to hear that! Hopefully your flash works at least, there's lots of neat stuff you can do with a flash
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Oh, baby...
I just got my grredy mitts on a Nikon SB600 flash and I absolutely love it!
It auto-calibrates together with the camera and it can fire as quickly as I can hit my shutter.
I've spent 2 full evenings flashing the daylights out of a bar full of drunk students and they keps coming back for more!
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I was actually taught that this kind of photography was called "selective subject", of course I'm translating as I was taught in Spanish. But it's basically that, open aperture and focus on one object and the rest is blured.
Oh.. how I miss film photography! oh and by the way... I think I've already said this but... I'll never get tired of seen you! In fact keep throwing them!!
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