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These are four of the nicest shots I have seen in a long time. Much better then the usual GWC shots, I like the muted tones, the PP for the skin suites the tonal mood and you have captured the model well. My only criticism is that it would nice to see a littl ecatch-lights in her eyes in #3 but...

My experiences with CSC have been good. They have been timely in repairs and accurate in information. So I really have no complaints with them. Your problem here is that like Dennis accused you of with Sharon, you only have your word to say how Dennis treated you...and do you really think he...

The truth that no-one wants to really admit is that it really doesn't matter which platform you buy. They both have there pro's and cons and the advertising of each is simply perpetuating myths that no longer exist to try to score points. They both crash, they both are open to malware and...

:):) Nice!!! Just one question, why is the shadow behind her arm one colour and the one behind her body another?

She's crying cause he got the wrong hole ;)

That's a nice shot! And I agree with you about the fences, it seems that this year the great places to get shots from last year were now obscured with bigger fences, or sometimes even two lines of fences. The F1 definitely seems to be trying to be photographer unfriendly.

These were pretty popular in the 70's and 80's in Aussie for those who did not yearn for a V8. My little brother loved his for so long :-) Great photos.:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Simply, :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Good shots, though with #5 the bags and the grimace on her face (at being splashed?) lets the photo down, and in #6 what is the weird skin tone on her belly?

Anywhere you can get a bright light source behind the subject...if you want sunset, think West.

Just remember to take a spare lens with you, even if its the kit lens, since you never know when your "walk-around" might decide to die. :)

Interesting HDR processing for #12 and #13...though I think the pose in #12 is a little awkward and distorting when it comes to the models curves. #1 is the shot that jumps the most as the best, so I can see why you posted it as #1 :)

I just got back from Bali and had the same problem. At first it was just on one focal length, then later the entire range (for the lens) gave a Err 99, yet when I swapped lens and used either my Prime or a Tele it worked fine. As I was traveling without Internet I didn't have a chance to search...

#5 :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: Great shot. You still have a great way of controlling the light for your shoots. Well done.

#5 :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Over PP. The skin looks "plastic" and the hair on #1 looks like it was painted on after the fact. I agree she is very photogenic but try to be more subtle with your PP.

Again a great series of shots...just one little picky point, #4 here bikini bottoms are a little saggy...need to be pulled up to flatter her figure.

Dude the weather is the one thing the photographer can't control...you planned a shoot, and the weather did not cooperate, but given that you produced magical shots. Having major envy here...well done.:)

This is a simply fantastic series, and its great to see what you produced in less than ideal circumstances. A good vision and a smiling model. :):)

Burnt only works for lobsters :) And a nice straw hat makes a good prop for beach photos. :)