Village Idiot
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I couldn't get the trees blurred more because I needed my flashes for fill flash and my max sync speed is 180That meant the I needed to make my aperture smaller! I tried to do it in post but it just looked fake so I cropped it as much as I could. I assure everyone that her top fit her perfectly, she is the manager of the place she got it at
Thank you everyone for the comments and critique, it is much appreciated!
A light monolight and a AB VML velcroed, bungeed, or otherwise strapped to said light monolight can make a very good single light travel companion. One of those 600w/s Adorama Flashpoints is $300. So for about $500, you can have a good travel companion.
Maybe I should finish my post.
As Schwetty mentioned, an ND filter will help. I use a 6 stop with a 1200w/s pack. I wouldn't go any more than that as it's hard enough to focus with the 6 stop. That will let you shoot wide open. A 6 and a 3 woul make a good set of ND's for outdoor work.
And the reflection shot - the reflection is terrible. It looks like an old wrinkly hag. Try to wait until the water is as still as possible. I know that might not be possible if you're getting wake or the tide, but do what you can.