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Did some shots of my girlfriend (green shirt) and her BFF (I guess that's what they call them) after two bottles of wine and whiskey. No, I can't show the rest of the pictures :lol:.

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Classy. I bet their moms would each love a set of those!
 
I don't know about classy, but they look fun.;)
 
I think Derrel was being sarcastic.

This SB600 and my 50mm 1.8 has really transformed my indoor pictures. Why couldn't Nikon bundle that with the D7000 since the kit lens is worth the same price then those two. Instead they give you a slow kit lens.
 
after two bottles of wine and whiskey. No, I can't show the rest of the pictures :lol:.


Theyre what? 15? 16?....Wine and Whiskey? Looks pretty staged to me. Pretty stupid too.:lmao:

No they are in their 20's and it wasnt staged. Stupid? Name calling? Okay. You sound like an idiot.
 
Ok.. so since nobody is commenting on what she wants C&C ill be the first! How did you set up or bounce your lighting? It looks like you shot it on camera with no diffusers (or maybe the pull down grid) at maybe 1/32 1/64...? I see some hard shadows in some, but I think the lighting looks perfect!
 
Ok.. so since nobody is commenting on what she wants C&C ill be the first! How did you set up or bounce your lighting? It looks like you shot it on camera with no diffusers (or maybe the pull down grid) at maybe 1/32 1/64...? I see some hard shadows in some, but I think the lighting looks perfect!

Thank you!!! But I'm a him. I bounced the flash on the ceiling I think @ 65º with no diffusers using TTL. Exif data below:

# Exposure Time (1 / Shutter Speed) = 1/125 second ===> 0.008 second
# Lens F-Number / F-Stop = 28/10 ===> ƒ/2.8
# Exposure Program = manual control (1)
# ISO Speed Ratings = 100
 

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