Almost nude, but work safe

sinapps

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Thread renamed for those who should be working instead of goofing off on the internet in front of their boss. :thumbup:

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just you know thats not really work safe...I wouldn't want anyone seeing me look at photos like this, especially at work but I that's just my opinion. I guess it also just depends on where you work!
 
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Yeah, it's safe if you work in the Valley. Dirrty Valley.

Not that she looks at all dirty. Really quite lovely and very nicely photographed.

:)

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Top 2 and bottom right: Nikon 85mm 1.4
Middle: Sigma 28mm 1.8
bottom left: nikon 50mm 1.4
... I think.
 
some of the photos are work safe and some of them aren't. But really when you are at work should you really be surfing forums anyways. I mean if I were to surf forums at work it would be a quick glance and nothing to leave on your desktop. now lets rename this topic and be done with it.

They are great photos and you did a fantastic job with using natural and artificial light. Hope to see more from you on this forum.
 
Wow...whoa...nice...beautiful...you captured her well...stunning...impressive..lovely...gorgeous...


...I'll be ok.....
 
Wow...whoa...nice...beautiful...you captured her well...stunning...impressive..lovely...gorgeous...


...I'll be ok.....

My sentiments exactly. I don't want to take anything away from your photos Sinapps because they are beautifully shot. But, I've come back to this thread several times just to get another look at your model. She is absolutely breathtaking. Let's just say that if I was an International Spy and the bad guys asked her to get the top secret plans out of me, I'd talk.
 
truly stunning.

What were you using for light? Strobes? Speedlights? Continuous?

Thanks. 100% available light. Mix of overhead lights on the fan and window. Room had very dark walls which made life even more difficult. Good thing for the D3's high speed ability. All shots were taken between 1600 and 6400.
 
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