Sketchbook #3: Folded Laundry (now revised)






Thanks for commenting on my last one, Mrs. Kuntz! For my revision, I took it at a time where there was more light available. I also changed the composition (this one I really like). And I decided to keep it in color. 


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  1. makuntzSeptember 26, 2017 at 4:39 AM

    Thank you. The exposure needs to be reevaluated in this, though - the darks tend to overwhelm the highlights. Will you reshoot with a different exposure/lighting?

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