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Old 11-11-2006, 11:09 PM   #6
Sharon Knettell Sharon Knettell is offline
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I have been managing to get clients to sit. When I show them the color and proportions from life as oppose to the photographic reference, they seem to be more than willing to show up in my studio.

However as we all know, all days are not created equal. Would these lights ganged up be sufficient to add brightness to a lackluster day?
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