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Jennifer Elias Photography

Jennifer Elias Photography

Since I've been redesigning my website, I've been spending a lot of time going through my external hard drive and browsing through some older images of mine. It's interesting how your perception of "what's good" changes over time. I wonder why I never did more with these images and chose to stash them away instead? I'm especially fond of the smashed peach (I think it's a peach) on the bottom left - I'm head over heels about that lighting & the depth of field. I'm guessing I didn't use it because it didn't "fit" what I was doing at the time, but who knows!

I'm glad I found them now though!

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  1. Alicia HeximerFebruary 27, 2012

    I love all of these. and I agree, it's so interesting looking back at old images.

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