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I was the model and editor and my best friend was the photographer. I am going to have a set of 3 or so on YWS, with us alternating model and photographer. This was taken with a Kodak C182 Digital, and edited with Kodak Easy-Share software - automatically enhanced and Sunset Scene Effect.

Peace: topic77714.html
Breeze: topic77715.html

For a full view, you can right-click on the image and click "Open in New Tab", just FYI, until I can figure out how to shrink the pixels a bit... :?
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Last edited by AyumiGosu17 on Thu Mar 17, 2011 2:19 am, edited 1 time in total.
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The colors are really beautiful on this :) Your expression really brings it all to life, and the title is perfect. The only thing I wish is that the light would've hit your cheek, because that area is rather dark, and that you would've taken off your sunglasses. Don't get me wrong, the glasses are cute, but personally I would've liked to seen your eyes :)
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lol, yeah, I thought about that after I took it...but the sun was so bright I ended up closing my eyes or squinting really bad... I'll tell Connor what all you said. Thanks!
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Gosu, you could have just put all three photos together; it would have saved your time and all the work with those links. :D
Just sayin'
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