Re: Patsy Cline, 0.1 Pastel BP
Love her busy pattern and it looks like she is being adored and spoiled already. :)
Congrats on the sweet girl.
Bruce
Re: Patsy Cline, 0.1 Pastel BP
Re: Patsy Cline, 0.1 Pastel BP
thats a great lookin pastel where are you in NC?
Re: Patsy Cline, 0.1 Pastel BP
Bruce is right, she has a crazy busy pattern! Love her paint job.
Re: Patsy Cline, 0.1 Pastel BP
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Freakie_frog
Use your macro and good lighting.
Yeah, I need to get a better camera but these will do for now. Thanks :)
Re: Patsy Cline, 0.1 Pastel BP
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Originally Posted by
herpenthusiast
I have found capturing the true colors of BP's on film is difficult. The eyes can be especially tough. As has already been stated, using the macro setting on your camera helps. It's the button with the little flower on it, I didn't figure this out until someone told me.:oops:
Very pretty pastel. I recommend a spider or a butter/lesser for her boyfriend.
Thanks so much. I did use the flower icon on some but just need to get better lighting I suppose.
I do plan on getting a spider for her boyfriend and constantly learning of different things also. What would the butter/lesser with her produce?
Re: Patsy Cline, 0.1 Pastel BP
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juddb
I know you;). Try the macro function with no flash, outdoors. If you want the shots to look good, try the same method but with blackmetal playing in the backround:number1::colbert2:
Lmao, thanks Judd. I haven't taken her outdoors yet cause it's still chilly here most days.
Re: Patsy Cline, 0.1 Pastel BP
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Originally Posted by
Bruce Whitehead
Love her busy pattern and it looks like she is being adored and spoiled already. :)
Congrats on the sweet girl.
Bruce
Thanks and yeah, no doubt she is being spoiled lol!!
Re: Patsy Cline, 0.1 Pastel BP
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Kysenia
Very nice pastel:)
Thanks hun :)
Re: Patsy Cline, 0.1 Pastel BP
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hud556
thats a great lookin pastel where are you in NC?
Thanks! I'm near Atlantic Beach NC. It's approximately 1.5-2 hrs north of Wilmington. You?