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I haven't had much opportunity lately for any portrait work, risqué or otherwise, so I've been revisiting and reprocessing photos from previous shoot...
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I haven't had much opportunity lately for any portrait work, risqué or otherwise, so I've been revisiting and reprocessing photos from previous shoots. Part of the reason for this is a hope of finding hidden gems that I may have overlooked the first time around, but also to analyze the shoots as a whole, comparing the "keepers" to the not-so-great shots and determining what drove the difference between them so that I can improve my process in the future.

This shot comes from my first ever chiaroscuro bodyscapes shoot, with the incredibly talented Ivy Lee.
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