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Katrina McMeans
 

beautiful lighting, Josh! Lovely catchlight in her eye and gorgeous smile! ; )
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November 29, 2005

 
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  Excellent image Josh! Jeff


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November 29, 2005

 

Erland Pillegaard
  Very nice portrait
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November 29, 2005

 
- Janine Russell

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  Josh, very nice portrait.


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November 30, 2005

 
- Evy Johansen

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  Wonderful portrait of a beautiful young lady!! Big congrats on your POTD, Josh!!


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January 03, 2006

 

Susie Peek-Swint
  Beautiful portrait Josh ~ lovely model ~ many congrats on POTD!
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January 03, 2006

 

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  everything works well in this portrait! excellent!! nice job, Josh...


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January 03, 2006

 

Joy Rector
  congrats on the POTD


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January 03, 2006

 

Roger Bernabo
  Congratulations Josh, wonderful work!


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January 03, 2006

 

Leonard Pierce
  Very beautiful portrait Josh and very beautifully done!!! Congratulations on a very well deserved POTD!


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January 03, 2006

 

Laura Clay-Ballard
  nice shot! love the lighting! congrats on potd!


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January 03, 2006

 

Rebecca A. Steed
  WOW Josh, truly amazing work. I love the dramatic lighting, the close-up and the clarity you have captured. Also, the color of her eyes really stand out here in a subtle way. Beautiful capture.


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January 03, 2006

 
- Lindley Johnson

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  Lovely portrait - beatiful lighting. Congratulations on your POTD!


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January 03, 2006

 

Leanne M.E. Boyd
  Beautiful portrait, with great lighting! Congrats on your POTD!


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January 03, 2006

 

Dale Ann Cubbage
  Congrats on this lovely POTD, Josh!

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January 03, 2006

 

Kathleen R. Struckle
  Beautiful portrait with great lighting. Congrats on POTD!!


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January 03, 2006

 

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  Johs, you're on the way.Congratulations.


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January 03, 2006

 

Mary Clarke
  Many congratulations on POTD, great portrait


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January 03, 2006

 
- Terry L. Ellis

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  Congratulations on this wonderful POTD, Josh!


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January 04, 2006

 

Amanda Murray
  I thoroughly enjoyed wandering through your website. Thanks for posting your photographs; they're inspiring.


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January 09, 2006

 

zur deep
  hi all, I m sorry but I disagree with all. I m not professional photographer and I see lot of problems with this picture. 1. one eye is dark and barely visible.2. the shot is taken at close distance with person looking directly at lense leading to " squint" of eyes. 3. since picture is taken at close distance, there is coning of face..with nose and mouth projecting forward like that of wolf or dog. this is caused either because lense too close to face or inappropriate zoom. 4. unfortunately the point of maximum focus is upper two mugg teeth. the coning effect makes them little magnified as well.

terrible shot. please tell me honestly did the girl beat you up and you put shot on web as a revenge?


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January 11, 2006

 

Josh Hudson
  O..k...?

Just out of curiousity, what makes you think that both eyes MUST be lit?

She isn't squinting at all. I used a 50mm f/1.8 and I was about five feet away from the model. Also, proximity of one person to another doesn't cause squinting.

There is no "coning" of the face from barrel distortion. If I had shot this tight on this model with a 85mm or a 200mm there still would be no distortion. Distortion comes from the inability of a lens to compensate for the angle of view. A 'normal' focal length like the 50mm would not cause that.

But thank you for being so moved by my photo that you felt compelled to speak your mind.


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January 12, 2006

 
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