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(Old) The WAYWT Discussion Thread
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Mr. Moo
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Moo- That's some nuts photo quality on the first one. Looks really really bad ass. Fit is solid too but **** i'd like to be able to get a waywt looking like that (actually it'd probably make things look even worse)Originally Posted by chronoaug
Thank you, chrono. You must always remember that light is the source of all photography triumphs and failures. Light is the essence of photography, and must be utilized to its fullest whether you are shooting with an iPhone or a $5,000 camera. Flat light is your friend; while sunny weather may appear nice, it causes harsher shadows, uneven lighting, and rough spots that overcast weather does not. Also, it is always best to shoot in the two magic hours: prior to full sunrise and full sunset.
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Not sure if there if french is common in Omaha, Robbie, but you're more likely to hear: Je ne sais que.Originally Posted by Brigden
both of you are wrong.. it's un certain je ne sais quoi...
please refrain from using french expressions if you have no idea what each individual word means lol.
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both of you are wrong.. it's un certain je ne sais quoi...Originally Posted by wax
please refrain from using french expressions if you have no idea what each individual word means lol.
I'm sorry; you're entirely right. I used to live in Ontario, but relocation to California has wreaked havoc with my already limited french.
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Due to persistent pressure from my father, using the pseudonym "Bris", I chopped my hair off last week. Yesterday's outfit and "lord of the manor" pose are brought to you by yfyf and a passerby named Christopher Eubank. Is my face in homage to the former pugilist or is yf simply that skilled in capturing my vacant soul? You be the judge:
il ciclista
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Due to persistent pressure from my father, using the pseudonym "Bris", I chopped my hair off last week. Yesterday's outfit and "lord of the manor" pose are brought to you by yfyf and a passerby named Christopher Eubank. Is my face in homage to the former pugilist or is yf simply that skilled in capturing my vacant soul? You be the judge:Originally Posted by barims
loving this look!
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-Uh, what's the soup du jour?
-It's the soup of the day.
-Mmmm. That sounds good, I'll have that.
Lots of nice stuff posted recently.
-It's the soup of the day.
-Mmmm. That sounds good, I'll have that.
Lots of nice stuff posted recently.
chronoaug
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Originally Posted by shoreman1782
Lots of nice stuff posted recently.
Thanks. I appreciate the compliment
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Barims- The hair looks much much better imo. Really sharp outfit and the photo is nice too. Good lighting and scenery.
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