The Devil is in the details. (Patreon)

Back with Elfa in the Ex Manicomio di Monbello, this is the marketplace.
I would tell you to look well into the details provided by the Fujifilm GFX 50S II + "Martin" (the Zeiss T* 1,4/85mm Planar ZF named after the Patron that sponsored part of the purchase), but all 888 pictures from this set were shot with this camera and lens combination, so I can't tell you about it for every single picture!
I just want to point out to you the blue veins under Elfa's skin on the arm and the breast, the eyelashes and every single hair in focus on her head or body that stands out on the nicely blurred background, finely grained at ISO 800 pushed up in post (let's say to ISO 1250).
This gear I'm using now leaves nothing more to be desired, I just have to do my best to bring the most out of it, but model and location helped me out a great deal in this case.
My suggestion is not to stop in front of the charming photo of a n4ked lady, but to immerse yourself in the details, so you can feel right there near Elfa in the Asylum.

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