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Battle Scars from Jay Tedder Murs is a spectacular fashion blog, full of creatively composed and beautifully lit fashion spreads with an emphasis on male fashion, but that's just the start. As Cajsa Lilliehook tells me, "You can download his WindLights.Easiest to follow the tag Battle Scars:Windlight."
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Whilst I typically stick to one set of custom Windlights that I have put into a day cycle, I also always desire more themed windlights for making good images.
Thanks for bringing this collection to my attention, the images look nice and full of a mix of light and shadow, not too much of either, but in strong contrasts - just as I like it.
Posted by: Pussycat Catnap | Wednesday, November 25, 2015 at 11:42 AM