Day 25 - Annik PP
by WalesP

Comment by Ken:
This one is much better without the arm.

Shadow and Light
by WalesP

Comment by MikeJ:
This really needed a bit more light on the shell itself. To me it's just too much in shadow.

Day23 - Nautilus
by WalesP

Comment by colorcarnival:
I love the material you used for the background. This photo makes the shell look so big! This is a great still life photo.

Day22 - In Training
by WalesP

Comment by colorcarnival:
That's a great candid photo. I admire her for wanting to get out and train for a triathalon. That is also very cool info about the pool. It's awesome that no chemicals are used there.

Day21 - Snake in the Grass
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Comment by colorcarnival:
I can see the snake pretty well. And it does look like a big one. That's a good catch because I am sure it was moving around at a pretty good pace.

Shadow and Light
by WalesP

Comment by haydawlin:
beautiful, love the color

Day22 - In Training
by WalesP

Comment by citymars:
She looks relaxed in that way one does after a good round of exercise. That's neat that she let you photograph her training. Pretty lady, good composition.

Day16 - Ice Creams
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Comment by citymars:
I love neon lighting. It's very easy to blow out, so you did a good job. "Amy's" sounds like Cold Stone Creamery, a franchise that does the same thing.

Day17 - Victor
by WalesP

Comment by citymars:
Ron, this looks so much like someone I see around in NYC, I had to check your location to see if it might be him. I forgot you were in Austin. Did you realize there are at least three people from Austin participating in this 50 day challenge?

Good job on the cloning -- I'd never have guessed.

Day20 - Test Shots
by WalesP

Comment by citymars:
That's really interesting. Note to self: don't drink the client's product! :-)

I know this was all about the lighting, but this shows a few things that you'll know about next time. For example, the frosted glass really makes the first shot special, so you'd want to have a big supply on hand for repeated takes. I've also noticed in other people's shots the importance of having the backdrop ironed.