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richingr Registered: October 2010 Posts: 1,511	· Date: Sun April 8, 2012 · Views: 948 · Filesize: 68.4kb, 608.4kb · Dimensions: 1500 x 1167 ·
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Kev

Registered: February 2008
Posts: 2,722

Thu April 12, 2012 7:01am

I was waiting until I got my new monitor & pro graphics card before I commented on any images. So here I am with my new setup Smile

I like the composition...it's a nice shape and fills the frame well.
This image looks better when viewed at the larger size...coz one can see more detail in the female juicy parts Nah!

Once again, I think the only improvement that one could make here is with the lighting setup...and/or selective lighting in post. Personally, I think that element needs balancing a bit better. The white frame gives it that postcard look.