Thank you so much for the

Hey I didn't mean any disrespect by it I'm just tired of seeing sub par stuff, and I felt like there could have been more done with you shoot. I feel like if you took the time to plan out you backgrounds more you images would be far better. If you using it strictly for stock why not just you a plan white studio background? (I feel you DS series did the best job of that). But if you want to give it more why not place your subject in an area that would make more sense for it or even something more outrageous for that matter. I just felt like a hallway was very limiting for you subject, plus I felt like the usage of the background was limited, a good thing to do when picking a spot is to think whether or not it is adding anything to the picture if it is then think about how best to line up your subject with it. (I think you Reed set did the best job at that though I feel it could have been pushed even more). The only other problem I have with some of those images are your models, not the models themselves but there direction and how there posed. It feels all over the place some of the poses they don't really reflect the concept your trying for. Otherwise I don't have that much of a beef with them just feel more can be done.

thanks for fav...your gallery is beautiful! love the colors

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thanks very much for the ^.^

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