Nude, girls and bodypaint, part II

September 12, 2007 · 1 min read

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So, after promising to post more pictures soon, here they are. I've chosen the ones that I'll be sending on CD, and these are it. However, the following I like the most. Comments appriciated.

All other pictures I've sent are published here. As far as the competition go, it was interesting, but it failed to meet my expectations. I would have imagined that a little more care would be given to details like lightning etc.; even one light reflector per model would do. But the photography part was really badly organized. I hope that next year, they do a better job.

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