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You're off to a great start, with that last photo of your daughter being absolutely perfect!!
In terms of the watches, some pointers, from someone who has struggled mightily over the years (and is still not very good at it):
What you have now is very good . . . the challenge is to get to great!!
Shown below are some my own pairings -- set-up and resulting photo(s). Sometimes I long for that first little point and shoot and the single light bulb. The pros in the group know that I am just a hacker, and they can give you much better advice.
Our best photographers will tell you that the key is in the PhotoShop / post-production / processing, but I have never had the patience to do much in that realm. I am basically going from the camera to the internet, with the minimal steps in between.
Jeff
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: After receiving some complaints from people about the quality of my
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: Still learning - but i'm pleased so far...
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