Give Me a Smooch

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By: Steve Eaton

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Photographer	Steve Eaton {Karma:232}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon D70
Categories	Digital	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Nikon 10.5mm f/2.8G ED AF DX Fisheye
Uploaded	12/18/2005	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
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Location	City - Burlington State - VERMONT Country - United States
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Ellen Smith {K:14418} 12/18/2005

Hi Steve, I read your bio and your request for an honest opinion, well buckle up. lol Technically speaking this is a terrific shot. The lighting is right on, no weird shadows that kind of thing. The color of her makeup is fine but it is kind of heavy, drag queenish. One bit of advice I got along the way was "back up" use a zoom to help the skin look smoother.
Your work is interesting. I would say you need to figure out the audience you want to play to. Some of your work seems to be of the snapshot variety that won't appeal to too many folks. Your other work is grand and does show talent. Experimenting is refreshing and helps us to look at things differently but it might help to give us a hint at what you were going after.
I don't take many portraites because I can't get the kind of quality of lighting you have here. I wish I could.
I'm going to pop you in my associates folder. I shoot a D70 too but I am just starting out. I'm self taught so I'm sure you could give me advice along the way. Keep in mind this is all just my opinion.
Ellen

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