Evan Rush & Honey Gardner(Pics)

[absolutwooly]

find this for the Fur Fans..

http://www.southern-charms3.com/evanrush/fotos001.htm

 

and Honey Gardner (copy and paste and change Numbers)

 

http://www.southern-charms2.com/honeygarner/ho17x001.jpg

[Guest]

Real charmers and so sweet

 

More of the second (blond)?

 

OFF

[wallee]

Moved to correct forum.

 

Thanks for sharing those.

[Worker 11811]

Yes! Very nice!

 

You have strong "Google-Fu!"

[brandy-uk]

Nice work..

 

 

I like the idea of cold photos and fur.. they seem to go together like... well fur and snow..!

 

kisses

 

brandy

xxxxxx

[auzmink]

Its quite a pity the second photographer chose to focus most of the time on the woodpile!!!

 

Always review the image and settings before pushing the button.....!! Maybe they were in a rush.

 

Nice shoot though, nice coat....

 

Auzmink

[roninphy]

Its quite a pity the second photographer chose to focus most of the time on the woodpile!!!

Always review the image and settings before pushing the button.....!! Maybe they were in a rush.

Nice shoot though, nice coat....

Auzmink

 

I totally agree Azimink . Lovely model, great coat and camera autofocus set on.... the horizon. .. Darn.

[Worker 11811]

I have always had one bad habit which bugs the heck out of me when I take photographs.

 

Once I get the camera all focused the way I like I sometimes don't recheck my settings before I trip the shutter release. When I look at the resulting photograph, I find out that I have moved closer to the subject than I was when I started. My focus has gone way out of whack!

 

As hard as I try to keep from doing it, I seem to have "tunnel vision" when I look through a camera. I just totally forget where I am and my mind zeroes in on the viewfinder and nothing else.

 

I have ruined more good pictures that way!