Nancy Wells 2 by tetrasnake
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Description
MODEL: V4/A4 Hybrid
SKIN/MORPH: Angeline [Maddelirium]
HAIR: Marja Hair [3Dream, Mairy] @ DAZ
DRESS: MM Girly [Mamota]
DRESS ADDON: Spring Flirt [Atenais]
SOCKS: V4 Pumps & Socks [idler168]
SOCKS ADDON: Step By Step: Pumps [sandra_bonello]
SHOES: Mary Jane Shoes [idler168]
SHOES ADDON: NYC Collection - Mary Janes [3DSublimeProductions]
SCENE: Tin Pan Allley [Stonemason] @ DAZ
Comments (7)
mazzam
Very nice. I would like it better without the lens blur. What is the point of going on location for a photoshoot and then casting it out of focus. Seems stupid.
goldie
Great scene with this very lovely gal, Mike--great pose and a million $ expression :) I happen to think the DOF works well here and not at all "stupid".
RodS
Rock me baby! She looks awesome! I like the DOF, myself.
The 'lens blur' (AKA depth of field..) focuses on the model - the subject of the photo shoot (not the architecture). I used it a lot when I was shooting models, especially for the agency's website. I guess according to Maz, I was stupid. Made some pretty decent $$ with my stupidity, though! 🤣😄
Faemike55
Great scene, Mike. To Maz, there are times where DOF works really great and then there are those times...
However, there are times where the accidental DOF setting gives the image a whole new take. And besides, there are photo-editing programs that can be used to either, correct the issue, or, in my case, completely alter the photo into something spectacular.
radioham
Very good work love it
eekdog Online Now!
super DOF as mike said, well done.
jancas
Excellent