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Im uploading this as people wre asking me about the photoshoot I did a few weeks ago. And I just got this photo today.
This is apparantly the pic thats being used in the calander im in. (im miss april so i needed a spring/easter theme) I still think the makeup lady overdid the makeup (i asked for subtle and she used bright pink on my cheeks and lips LOL)
The bunny in the picture is called Luc and
gave him to me when he came to visit a while ago)
Ill prolly use this as a FA ID as its a better pic than the other pic of this dress
This is apparantly the pic thats being used in the calander im in. (im miss april so i needed a spring/easter theme) I still think the makeup lady overdid the makeup (i asked for subtle and she used bright pink on my cheeks and lips LOL)
The bunny in the picture is called Luc and
gave him to me when he came to visit a while ago)Ill prolly use this as a FA ID as its a better pic than the other pic of this dress
Category Photography / Human
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 441 x 622px
File Size 35 kB
i like the idea of Luc spelled like that cuz it kinda reminds me of Lucca, which was a name i picked due to it sounding a lot like luke or lucas because i didnt want to have an overly girly name. Also wow yeah they overdid it on the make up, your lips stand out way to much. xD
Luc is cute though, and your dress is beautiful. I always love your photos.
Luc is cute though, and your dress is beautiful. I always love your photos.
Cute! I love the hair :P
My two cents: Agree on the lipstick...a tad much.
The photo looks horrendously soft. Almost like it was shot with an old 80s "Soft Portrait" lens. (I personally prefer sharpness, with some depth of field play in place of full-frame softness. That said, sharpness is a personal preference. [Though, I might add, you can make a sharp photo soft, but not the other way around])
My two cents: Agree on the lipstick...a tad much.
The photo looks horrendously soft. Almost like it was shot with an old 80s "Soft Portrait" lens. (I personally prefer sharpness, with some depth of field play in place of full-frame softness. That said, sharpness is a personal preference. [Though, I might add, you can make a sharp photo soft, but not the other way around])
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