Thanks Clo!
Here's some more I was able to get to this evening. Ok well...I got to one more and Tuls processed one...here's his version

and here's a new one from me

 

MLE, don't beat yourself up. I recently had a guy tell me about his stint at fashion photography. Dealing with the model is difficult at best. Having a studio so light can be controlled is important. Sounded like too much to think about!:impatient And if you are getting paid, the pressure is enormous to produce nothing less than spectacular.
And just because Tuls gave you a "real" camera doesn't mean you will majically take great shots without effort.
Where do find these girls? Did what's-his-name help out?

 

Thanks Kurt. The gals were supplied by the Salon owner, they are clients of his. The whole shoot was more for fun. I needed new shots and he needed some of his own hairtstyles to put on the walls...plus I got a memory card and soon might try and talk him into getting me a wide angle lense or something...who knows.

 

You've got talent keep it up. Many nice pix post on here.

 

oh beleive me I will most definately keep it up! Photos are the one thing in this world that keep me breathing

 

Me too! Getting any monsoon pictures?

 

not yet, we haven't had any good monsoons yet :(

 

Nice shots. Nice models, too!

I recently got hit by the DSLR bug too - motivated by a trip to the USGP earlier this month. The artist formerly known as DiD was a big help in helping me to decide to spend WAY too much money on a lens for the event - no regrets tho.

It's a little fundamental, but I found this website: Digital Photography School and subscribed to the RSS feed of the blog. Sometimes the hints and tricks are a little obvious, but I've learned a thing or two and thought others may find it useful as well.

 

Artist formally known as DID...hahahahahahaha I'll be laughing for days over that one hahahahaha (Dave I'm currently laughing at your expense) ahahahahahaha

anyway, here's a couple newer ones...I'm still not moved by them