Becky: at Watson Mill Park, 09 2003

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Image Title: Becky: at Watson Mill Park, 09 2003

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By: Chuck Freeman
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Photographer	Chuck Freeman {Karma:13616}
Project	#3 The Intimate Portrait	Camera Model	Mamiya SLR 645
Categories	Portrait	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	160mm mamiya F/2.8
Uploaded	10/7/2003	Film / Memory Type	Kodak VC 160/400
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About	Rebecca, who like to be called Becky, as she was photographed at the Beautiful Watson Mill Park in North east Georgia. Becky is from Augusta, Georgia USA, and is an aspiring young model with Great potential. She is also on OneModelPlace.com. Color was converted to light sepia only by P/S. No other manipulation needed at all.

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Lexie Summers {K:2027} 10/8/2003

Very nice shot. Must be nice to work with such a beautiful model. Makes your job not nearly as hard. Wonderful setting and that look is perfect. I think the sepia was a good choice.

Stefan Engström {K:24473} 10/7/2003

Great light and setting. The pose is also good, but it seems that her right shoulder (to the left in the picture) indicates that she is not as comfortable as she could be leaning against that tree. The gray tones are very good. Nits: cropped elbow + the scanner seems to have introduced some sort of texture (banding).

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