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Aug 3, 2016 14:38:37 #
Some of you were interested in seeing more of Nina Covington, so here you go:
Aug 4, 2016 06:14:58 #
Tom G
Loc: Atlanta, GA
jsmangis wrote:
Some of you were interested in seeing more of Nina Covington, so here you go:
Piercings... Anywhere... Detract.
Aug 4, 2016 07:22:42 #
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Aug 8, 2016 10:39:34 #
Tom G wrote:
Piercings... Anywhere... Detract.
From the guy who likes unshaven armpit hair.
Aug 8, 2016 11:01:37 #
Aug 10, 2016 14:50:16 #
twr25
Loc: New Jersey
I like the photos but they seem slightly out of focus ... in #4 the garage / barn door is perfectly in focus. I think either a bigger fstop or changing the focal point would help. When I hit D/L the soft focus becomes very apparent. Love (and hate) redheads ... lol ... I used to have one myself and she was exciting AND trouble. :-)
Aug 10, 2016 16:31:18 #
twr25 wrote:
I like the photos but they seem slightly out of focus ... in #4 the garage / barn door is perfectly in focus. I think either a bigger fstop or changing the focal point would help. When I hit D/L the soft focus becomes very apparent. Love (and hate) redheads ... lol ... I used to have one myself and she was exciting AND trouble. :-)
I agree, right after I finished that sequence I noticed my aperture had 'mysteriously' changed to f3.5 from f8 where I had set it. I must admit to being somewhat distracted, but I will blame my big clumsy hands anyway. I was married to a redhead for forty-five years when she lost her battle with heart disease in the spring of 2014. Ginger haired ladies have and always will be the most special creatures in the world. They are my weakness and my obsession.
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Vairnam64 wrote:
Awesome set............love her red hair.
Not natural, obviously. I also detest piercings. Someone once told me that a breast, to be perfect, should only fill a champagne glass.
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Oct 19, 2016 09:23:17 #
Streets wrote:
Not natural, obviously. I also detest piercings. Someone once told me that a breast, to be perfect, should only fill a champagne glass.
Champagne glasses, like breasts, come in a variety of shapes and sizes. If a woman had breasts that fit our champagne flutes ... well ...
Aug 3, 2018 08:35:28 #
She is a lovely lady. My only comment would be this: Women who do modeling like this or any other style and color their hair should be aware of their roots. Dark roots in a blonde, or this case, a red head, are very obvious and distracting.
Aug 3, 2018 17:17:18 #
Catnlion
Loc: Arizona City, Arizona
While I like the pictures I have to say the last one looks like she learned to pose from the Village People.
Aug 3, 2018 21:34:17 #
I really enjoy the mischievous smile in #1 tied to the piercings - always a sucker for that devil/angel look. You did well to control the backlighting slats in #2 and #3 is such a unique setting - very nice. Not a fan of #4 - guess don't get it, not yoga, not geometric and don't care for background. But thanks for posting.
The piercings are who she is as well as the undyed hair roots. She obviously knew both of these existed and chose to be photographed that way. Unless going to start getting nude models from elementary schools (illegal) time some here get dragged into this century.
One small nitpick is tattoo on her arm in #1. I am a firm believer in either celebrate the tattoos or hide them if just a small portion. A little tighter crop would have removed the distraction.
The piercings are who she is as well as the undyed hair roots. She obviously knew both of these existed and chose to be photographed that way. Unless going to start getting nude models from elementary schools (illegal) time some here get dragged into this century.
One small nitpick is tattoo on her arm in #1. I am a firm believer in either celebrate the tattoos or hide them if just a small portion. A little tighter crop would have removed the distraction.
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