Portraits

very nice portraits, and awesome collection of ladies!

Stryker2011 wrote:Nice new photos. The bold color pallet, and lighting, are excellent.
These three are my favorites:

Thank you very much. That last one of my avatar was a happy accident. Her hair was giving me fits and wouldn't style, so I got frustrated and threw a red light behind her and said "Fine I'll photograph you like this then!" and kind of stumbled into one of my favourite photos. Better lucky then good, eh? I've named that portrait "Bad Hair Day".

blackpool wrote:very nice portraits, and awesome collection of ladies!

Thank you blackpool. More to come.

GubernatorFan wrote:I especially like the last photo, the lady in white with the cool jewelry.

Thanks Guv. Hopefully that means you'll like this next gallery as well.



The third gallery features the lovely golden Royal Defender, Tatiana. I was lucky enough to grab her h/s loose on ebay early, before the price got too crazy.

Lovely figures and pics!

Very versatile head sculpt; she appears to fit in nicely in any genre (or time period).

Annalise wrote:Her hair was giving me fits and wouldn't style, so I got frustrated and threw a red light behind her and said "Fine I'll photograph you like this then!" and kind of stumbled into one of my favourite photos. Better lucky then good, eh? I've named that portrait "Bad Hair Day".

Thanks Guv. Hopefully that means you'll like this next gallery as well.

I very much do. And what a lucky accident. Actually, as much as I appreciate the beauty of the female form and TBLeague's excellence in replicating it (and my ladies do spend plenty of time stored away in little or no clothing -- mostly for fear of staining), the images that impress me most tend to be the ones with more/more realistic clothing (or armor) coverage -- perhaps to a large degree because you have put together and pulled off a look that is not only beautiful, but believable.

venator5 wrote: .

You've got a couple of kick-ass ladies too, although the small full body photos aren't exactly "portraits" that would allow fully appreciating their quality.