HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III - Page 2644

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Originally Posted by plei89 


Once your clothes starts touching hers, it's a good time to tell her you need your own closet.

we talked about it Plei.. she complains that she needs more space because even though her space is more than mine she feels that a guy should not have as much as I have.. I'm no where near Spoo, but between suits, SC's my overcoats, leather jackets, not to talk about other jackets. Therefore I took away some of the space she planned on when we bought our home after we got married..so the next house we buy we are talking about doubling the walk-in closet space..we shall see! lol

That is my before work looking like I am done already :P --> Hating low temperatures and lack of sun with all my heart 

I probably should ask this in the Ask a Question Thread, but you gents take the most pictures of yourselves.

I have an issue: when I take pictures of very light colored shirts (pink and light blue), they appear white. I've photoshopped all of them before posting (just using the "auto-level" feature) to balance the colors. As is, I have the WB on my camera set to a very warm temperature. It's perfect for getting most of the colors, but not the lighter ones, obviously. When I auto-level on photoshop, there is very little change (indicating that the WB is pretty much dead on). Any ideas ISO/WB-wise to fix this (I can process the different white balance later), or do I just need another light source. I use my bathroom light because it's the only one in my house that isn't fluorescent (EVERYTHING here is fluorescent) and I take the pictures at night, so no natural lighting.
 

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Originally Posted by Pingson 

Another day, another three-piece suit......

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This outfit looks great.  I like all the textures and patterns.