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[GrahamPhisher]

I think you're finding a pretty good balance between good photography and good commercial value for your customer. Nobody has anything negative to say about the photography, and the commercial appeal seems well done and appropriate to the genre / use.

I don't know that you're going to get much photographic guidance of a general type at this point... you seem to be executing quite well. What are we going to tell you, use a rim light on the bla bla? Nah, you've pretty much got it covered. At this point, you'd have to get pretty specific and technical in your questions.

Maybe start looking for an agent for commercial work and turn your hard work into income. If you don't mind turning something you enjoy into a j.o.b. that is.

tht really means a lot to me thnx