Suzanne

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By: Jeff Ceuppens
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Photographer	Jeff Ceuppens {Karma:319}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon Eos D 60
Categories	Portrait	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 28-70 F2,8 L USM
Uploaded	3/1/2004	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Pedro Libório {K:53861} 3/1/2004

hello ... I was looking to this 3 last shots of yours and I like the composition a lot...there quite nice portraits and I wish I was able to do portraits like yours...
despite that in my screen they all look that could be a bit improved in terms of jpge quality ...
first: they all look a bit over lighted to me ... confirmed to me by the autocontrast in PH 7.0 ...that puts all the 3 a bit darker...but that could be a question of taste...
second thing: it is the quality of jpge/ shaperness (noise).... with your equipment the quality of jpge shoud be completly perfect in my screen ... and it is not...it is defenitly quite good but it should be perfect ... I think due to compression you loose a bit os sharpness in your shots that I am almost sure that are in the original...
...so what I am trying to say is that your image are great but could be even a bit better in the screen with a bit of editing in Photoshop....
regards ... and sorry for such a long text...

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