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I don't get what is the subject on the picture...

she's pretty, no wonder she caught your eyes. =) btw, I prefer if there are less elements in the foreground. somehow it's too distracting. Btw, it bokeh photoshopped?

It's too warm. Personally, I like the whites remain white (or close to white) even for sepia toned pictures.

nice shot. If you used an external flash and bounced it, it would have been perfect.

Can you post a picture and its EXIF? It could be that you're in AV mode and using large aperture. Unless you set your flash to high speed sync, you're fastest shutter speed is 1/250. Using large aperture might require faster shutter speed, hence the overexpose. It may also explain why ISO...

I'm using Bridge (Photoshop) where you can copy & paste the develop settings.

just wondering why did you step down to f2.5? I like what you're trying to attempt but I wish the the boat was sharp or in focus.

how about mori tower in ropponggi? It has a good view of Tokyo tower and on some days, mount fuji.

Full body shot using 135mm on 1.6 body :D you need a megaphone to talk to your model!

As mentioned earlier, it could be better if you shoot it at an angle with lines of the backgrounds leading towards the model. I find it underexposed and the white balance is off the mark.

it seems OOF.

I wish the line of the road is parallel to the edge of the picture. Are you shooting it with the sun behind you? Since your subject (according to you) is the shadow, I think it's better if shadow is in the foreground (the currently empty road). .... and the mud gaurd draws too much...

The collor is too warm for me.

without reading your explanation, I will not know what is the subject of this picture. Sure enough the van is the largest element on the picture, but it doesn't feel that you want to focus on that.