It would be interesting to see her standing up and the shadows she could create.

This is a forum to promote "photography."

I miss my college days in the dorm. Especially, after the camera was put away.

Great composition, depth of field and framing. Spectacular model. The pose is perfection. Wonderful choice of location.

Wow!

It WAS conflicting info. Thanks for your comment. I re-wrote it. Great camera. Excellent offer.

0utstanding! Great pose. The hair is high level professional. Tell us about the lighting.

0ops! Sorry for the confusion.

"I never really used it." I bought it used as a back up but never used it. It has 15,972 clicks on it, mostly from the original owner. I may have added a dozen or so but never really used it as a back up. My first A6000 has been wonderful for work and play. Beginner or Pro. Mostly used for real estate photography and business portraits.

Price lowered. Sony A6000. Like new. Body only. $294. Shipping: $6.00.

The world’s best selling mirrorless camera: https://shotkit.com/sony-a6000-review/

An abundance of new and used lenses available, manufactured by Sony, Sigma, Zeiss, Tamron, Tokina https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=Used%20Lenses%20For%20E-mount&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-156598-750899-1&mkcid=2&mkscid=102&keyword=used%20lenses%20for%20e-mount&crlp=435053486769_&MT_ID=585496&geo_id=10232&rlsatarget=kwd-327449675946&adpos=&device=c&mktype=&loc=9021425&poi=&abcId=1141726&cmpgn=6627286491&sitelnk=&adgroupid=81726460791&network=g&matchtype=b&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIqO6O7ZOXgwMVoQp9Ch1ojQNyEAAYASAAEgKz5_D_BwE

Bought it used as a back up to my primary A6000. I never used it. Never needed it as a back up.
Expected shutter count life: 200,000 - 400,000.
Clicks as of 12/2023, by first owner: 15,972. I may have added a dozen or so more, just testing it. Like new!

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19 is what I get.

Art lovers feel those dots are one of the finest methods of illustration: https://www.artst.org/famous-pointillism-artists/

Ironically, pretty much the same situation. 10th grade, high school. Math class. Tucker, Georgia. Too young to fully understand the gravity of the tragedy. However, I think this was landmark in my growing up.

Very first? Dang! This is excellent. It usually takes a lot of experience to reach this level. The posing, alone, takes time to become more than just snapshots of someone undressed. Composition. Just where to place the camera is, lots of failed crappy results before knowing what you're doing. What a great beginning. Dang!!

It's grotesque. I don't even want to read the comments.

I like the blurred edges. Sometimes it's gimmicky. This works.

When I look at these vintage models vs today's women with tats and piercings, take me back in time.

Even when one of my multi-media presentations receives a standing ovation, there are outspoken critics. I used to listen to them and become depressed.

I still do but quicker get over the depression and move on. Maybe one day, I can easier shake them off. Each of the critics has a personal agenda going on. Don't let their personal battles become yours.

Thanks for your photos. BTW: What is your favorite lighting? Time of day?