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Agree on needing some sharpness and maybe a little more contrast in the faces, as they seem a little... by Clem
This is my fav of the two. You look very pretty/demure here. Just remember, that photography (espe... by Kev
My favorite of the two self portraits. The light is wonderful. A little sharpening would totally hel... by Beth
I like this one! The colors are great. And the focus, although lacking somewhat in sharpness isn't b... by Beth
This is the best shot for me but considering it was shot at F2.8 it is not a sharp as i would have ... by richingr
First Welcome to the site.This is a great pose but lacking in sharpness in the main area the faces.T... by richingr

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