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  1. 03-09-2011, 03:58 PM #1
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    Here's a few images I've been working on for work.

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    Woah! That second one looks like it's from futuristic space movie or something. Interesting set but the lady looks too comfortable She should be working out and sweaty if she's going to sit on weight lifting machines.
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    these are well done. I like the first one. She looks like she's not impressed with some guy asking her out.
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    Thanks Guys, these are really just some test shots (with our receptionist and IT guy standing in), while we work out what can be done in the studio and post vs location shooting.
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    interesting post in this set Richard, very futuristic/sci-fi
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    Love the expression in shot 2 - cool PP play.
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