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  1. 06-11-2012, 01:57 PM #1
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    Portrait of a young leo

    This was a fun shoot...I was only able to get a total of 15 shots but I did manage to get this one!


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    Too cool!
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    Awww, love this photo! Awsome. What morph is he?

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    Re: Portrait of a young leo

    Thanks, She's(flashlight tested) just an albino(I think). I went to petsmart and this little guy was lucky enough to come home with me.

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    Awsome. Albinos are gorgeous.

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    Very nice. I hope you don't mind but I played with your image a bit.

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    Re: Portrait of a young leo

    Looks good except too me its just too saturated but I love the punch of the clarity and contrast.

    Edit: I looked at my psd and defiantly needed to increase my black point and it looks better. About to update it on my site so it might update my original?

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  11. 06-12-2012, 12:59 PM #8
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    Great looking shot!
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