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I liked it in July, and I still like it now. Mike and Wayne had some great feedback at the live review at the PFRE Conference, too. My biggest nit-pick is still the heaviness of the towels. The darkness of the left side and the reflected light in the mirrors are both really doing it for me. Overall, a really strong piece of work! Great job.
I remember this one, too. It really stood out! Still does. It is a lovely shot. If I could see one thing changed here, it would be the prominence of the towels nearest the camera.
I recognize this one. Mike & Wayne really liked this, and so do I.
I liked it in July, and I still like it now. Mike and Wayne had some great feedback at the live review at the PFRE Conference, too. My biggest nit-pick is still the heaviness of the towels. The darkness of the left side and the reflected light in the mirrors are both really doing it for me. Overall, a really strong piece of work! Great job.
I remember this one, too. It really stood out! Still does. It is a lovely shot. If I could see one thing changed here, it would be the prominence of the towels nearest the camera.