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02/22/2010 08:50:34 PMPost actions
This belongs in a magazine or add! this is really good!
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01/06/2010 12:03:00 PMPost actions
that green jacket looks super! nice detail throughout the photo.
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01/06/2010 09:39:01 AMPost actions
Oh VERY Nice. I love the green reflection in the water.
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01/06/2010 07:36:04 AMPost actions
Book quality - amazing sharpness, lighting and (most of all) processing.
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01/06/2010 01:35:10 AMPost actions
i love all that is taken in by that nice wide angle lens, almost looks like you used the flood filter at the bottom, if not, thats a pretty amazing reflectionMessage edited by author 2010-01-06 01:35:59.
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01/05/2010 09:54:30 PMPost actions
Excellent lighting, nice posed/composed, bright green jacket is what takes it over the top. Love the reflections at the bottom.
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01/05/2010 08:55:54 PMPost actions
Looks like an ad for a jacket company!
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01/05/2010 07:42:59 PMPost actions
has that Dave Hill look (the softer images, not the heavy HDR)...fantastic!!!
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10/14/2009 09:44:58 AMPost actions
I love the autumn colors, fantastic lighting.
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10/14/2009 08:59:28 AMPost actions
Looks like an LL Bean catalog page!
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10/13/2009 09:12:57 PMPost actions
I think the boots make this shot... also, the use of a nikon flash :D
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10/13/2009 03:26:18 PMPost actions
Really good looking shot--True, the Icelandic models might also look good in a raincoat and zipoffs but Jon does OK too. :)
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10/13/2009 08:47:29 AMPost actions
Lighting and pose are excellent. Love how you 'caught' him in a mid-stride pose as he treks through the woods. Not only is this an great full portrait photo but you managed to invoke two seasons in the shot:-) That 'spring' green jacket of his really pops off from the natural setting of 'autumn' colors.
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