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Caetlyn - Modelling Shoot - NSFWModerators: Greg B, Nnnnsic, Geoff, Glen, gstark, Moderators
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Caetlyn - Modelling Shoot - NSFW
Took these images this week with a new model from Melbourne called Caetlyn,
Not entirely happy with some of my post processing. I cant get the eye color to look natural. And her hair made for some hard shadows in on of the shots but overall I was pretty happy with the end result    The last probably my personal favorite from the shoot
Re: Caetlyn - Modelling Shoot - NSFW
nice work. I like the middle shot. eye contact is distracted by that white patches in the background, perhaps clone those out? and I think she make like to see the small lines removed perhaps due to tension in the skin on her sternum.
i do like the color tones of the conversions, what technique did you use?
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