Please use new listing. Thank You. Ron S

Please use new rose list. Thank You Ron S

I think you could use the exercise ball to help float the cypress out of the swamp. JD, how many times do I have to tell you? CAMOflauge overalls! If you'd stuck a couple of crawfish out of your pockets you'd have been OK. That's why I only golf at night. And that bag is really tall enough for most plants, especially when you put those little socks on them, it helps to disguise them. I took those club thinggies & used them to stake up plants, they took up too much room in the bag... Tally HO!

From the context of your post I take it that you have not done anything like this before so first of all great job! Some things that I noticed. Watch the hair. I know sometimes the photog can have limited control over this, but it can be a distracter. Add some color to the pictures. That wall is a great background, but every thing seems to be neutral toned. Add colored shirt or something like that. The white balance in #7 is off In #3 she has some blown highlights on her nose. Personally I donÂt care for hands tucked under the arm, have her put them on top of her arm. The eyes look a little dark in few, use some fill flash. When you are doing close-ups, people always look at the eyes, make the sure the eyes are whatÂs in focus. Maybe turn up the color saturation. Or increase it in PP. #1 is my favorite, composition and exposure is great. Weddings can be difficult. I suggest having an external flash. Then there is the dress, most likely it will shiny and white. Try not to have blown highlights with that combination. Check out this photog, he has great ideas and pictures. http://www.josephmark.com/ Great job, be sure to post more shots. Here are some kids pictures I took, you can see what the colors do for the photos. http://s21.photobucket.com/albums/b257/zitro_joe/lopez%20kids/?sc=1&addtype=local Joe