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About LinkBacksVery cool Chantelle. Great work on the make up. The processing on the first one is very clever, and the second one is cool too.
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Very cool Chantelle. Great work on the make up. The processing on the first one is very clever, and the second one is cool too.
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Very creative Chantelle.
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I like these as well Chantelle!- very creative. I prefer shot 2 and find the printing perfect actually. I've seen and shot wedding photography in this same style where the bride is printed in this very light manner. I might fix up the eyes slightly as MA mentioned, but that's it.
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First, let me say you're a good model. Nice gaze.
It looks like you had fun with this shoot. I know how hard it is to take self-portraits but you did a good job. Regarding the editing, I don't think the selective coloring works on the first shot. It makes your right arm look awkward.
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