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Happy being of week, hope you all enjoyed the recent holiday. And as always thanks for your time and comments. They mean a whole lot. Steve
Title is a song by Ringo Starr
Credits:
MDD Nyrae by: Maddelirium
Uptown Fashion by: Rpublishing
Merilia Hair by: Propschick
Pose me Perfect Portrait pose by: 'dragonfly3d-
Comments (47)
pchef
nice pose and image
starship64
Very nicely done.
aqua1955
Awesome designed work
Freethinker56
Wow...excellent job Steve This turned out awesome my friend.Mega
take care 
with a 
g1tip
Great lighting . . . . very nice work ! ! !
byteline
Great idea and realization, all superb done!
VDH
Creative composition, cool pose !!
farmerC
Exellent work.
nickcarter
She is ready for "Vogue" !! Excellent character and very nice poses!!
anitalee
Excellent
gaius
I like very much this 35 mm look image.
VEDES
Excellent creation again!!!!!!!!!!!!
RodS
Ah, yes - this one really speaks to me - brings back lots of memories... But I never had models like this! What a beauty, Steve! A really lovely image with that special touch you give all your work! Outstanding!
AureliusdeMercoeur
Nice pose and effects ! Excellent work !
UteBigSmile
nwagner111
Excellent Steve!
anahata.c
I loved this the minute it went up. The Ringo song is classic, but your photo takes the idea into your wonderful avant garde design world, which pops up in your work every so often, and just commands. It has total authority. I'm with Rod's comment. This is the kind of stuff that the best studio photographers do, I love the two views (of the same pose), the ton of rich black (and some browns), the light on her skin while her dress is so brown, and the sprocket holes on the side with the numbers---and a tripod. It's just 'right'. Terrific bold work, one would think you'd done studio work, with these designs.