G4 Joelle Pinup by GrandmaT
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Description
Joelle had agreed to do a series of “Down on the Farm” pinups but was regretting it. She was getting a sunburn and the hay was starting to give her a rash. On top of that, the dog was a bigger Prima Donna than most of the models she worked with. Her agent was in for a piece of her mind and the doctor’s bill if the mutt actually connected with her ankle.
Just playing with G4 and Mr. Puggles.
Joelle for G4 is from DAZ. Mr. Puggles by Meshbox is from Content Paradise. Flock Formations by Ken Gilliland can be found at Hivewire.
Freebies:
WOW Nails – Sir Grey
Haybales, Barbed wire fence – Adam Thwaites
Double Hill – Nanette Tredoux
2 lane roadway – McGyver
Mr. Puggles Pose – Me
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Comments (35)
She is very lovely, nice scene in the country!
Very beautiful work!
nice work
Another piece where you show understanding of the model biz (people forget that the stuff photographers ask their models to sit on can be insane). And a prima dona dog---yes! You got that down, too. As an image, great light on her---she almost shines (and I was NEVER that thin, btw---I'm almost 70, and I'd give my left arm to be that thin!). And a telling expression of doing her job but wishing she were somewhere else. You composed it with her head between peaks in the background (basic good composition), and lots of light on the foreground and hay, etc. She sits like a pinup, but looks like she'd rather be someplace else. Who can blame her...more delightful stuff from you; and you get the mixed feelings of your models perfectly.