Btw, Chromafolio.com isn't set up to go yet other than a preview page due to some unexpected problems. It should be completed soon I hope and there will be many more items - some free - once I get everything up. :)

==Pam

For anyone else reading this, I just wanted to mention that the site still has some kinks to be worked out so if a page is missing or a link doesn't work I am aware of it.

Hi Leah, hi Linda: Thanks for the comments. I'm going to be uploading a couple of things to the MP within the next week, hopefully. Once the new site is up and running I'll be offering sets there as well as here. :) --Pam

Giana: Great suggestions! I'll see what I can do. MysticMind: Also a great suggestion and one I am well aware of from my photography classes many, many years ago when I used the old-fashioned SLRs. :) Also, my camera has a special feature built in just for this purpose. :) Thank you all for your suggestions. Keep them coming. :) I hope to start shooting in two weeks.

Heheheh...well actuallly the pits are for Mike, lol, however I once knew a girl in high schoool that didn't shave her pits. About the eye makeup - yes, I thought of that also. I didn't think about the inside of the legs though. Also, i was wondering if these 45 degree angle pics are useful for anything to anyone? I never had a need to use them so I was just curious. I'm hoping to shoot at the studio this Sunday as well as next weekend so I'm hoping I can get something together soon for ya all. :) Pam

Hahaha...he was a willing participant. He's actually been using more than I have. He's just about photographed everything in the apartment! Lol.

Hahaha...thing is, I didn't even see them until I looked at the pictures. :)

DTigerWoman: You read my mind, lol. All excellent suggestions. Here's a test shot of an arm pit. I'll certainly be taking pics of them when I shoot in the studio. Feel free to use this one if it's not too compressed - I had to crop and resize it.

Hahaha. I was viewing these when I was eating lunch...I had to turn the monitor off, lol. I will try to locate a bald guy. Hey, maybe my Dad...he's not quite bald but is a bit thin on top. I'll see what I can come up with... Syracuse University (my alma mater) is 10 minutes away. There should be a fantastic variety of people to choose from...

Lol. :)

LOL...I almost went for the Nikon but opted for the Olympus 5.1 meg instead. These are just quick test shots using the supermacro. There's really not a big difference from the 6 Meg, other than the price of course.

Oh, and what I will probably do is offer smaller packages in zips for those who want to download right away and perhaps multiple packages on CD for those who aren't in a rush. :) The prices will be very reasonable.

Stormrage: I'll be sure to let you know. :) MachineClaw: All are very good suggestions. dolfijntjes: Excellent suggestions as well. I will do my best to accomodate everyone's needs but it may take a bit of time to build my database. I do plan on having a great variety of "skins" to choose from and not just "beautiful" people. :)

LOL. Psssstttt, don't tell anyone but it's my husband before he had his morning shower, lol. Human skin can really be quite gross! Imagine all of the dust mites in our beds if this is what our eyes look like after sleeping in it! For those who don't know, dust mites are microscopic spider like creatures that feed on dead human skin which we shed all of the time - since we spend a third of our day in bed, well, those who do manage to sleep anyway, just imagine how your bed sheets look under a microscope. Yuck!! As for the camera - it cost me an arm and a leg. I guess I can do without the other arm since the camera operates on remote control, and the leg, well.... we all have to sacrifice something for the sake of art, lol.