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scottf2
18th of November 2008 (Tue), 11:58
Had a really fun e-session at the California state capitol building last month. Great couple who was willing to do whatever I asked - gotta love that!

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More on the blog (http://readyforyourcloseup.com/blog/?p=820).

Thanks for looking,
Scott
Livinthalife
18th of November 2008 (Tue), 12:19
haah! These are great! Certainly what I would want with my wife. Not jsut the regular pose and smile, kiss etc. These look like a lot of fun! Very creative!

In that last shot, you got some "sun rays" Care to explain how that was done?
4mr4do4sho
18th of November 2008 (Tue), 13:27
Awesome place to do an e-session. Different yet fun for the couple.
BPL
18th of November 2008 (Tue), 17:42
Great last shot! bw!
uwishuknew
18th of November 2008 (Tue), 20:51
LOVE the kissing faces. It took me a second to find the faces in the tile behind them! Love the sunflare on the last one too.
Kissa
19th of November 2008 (Wed), 08:35
looks like you guys had a ton of fun :) great shots :)
scottf2
1st of December 2008 (Mon), 13:35
haah! These are great! Certainly what I would want with my wife. Not jsut the regular pose and smile, kiss etc. These look like a lot of fun! Very creative!

In that last shot, you got some "sun rays" Care to explain how that was done?

Sorry I didn't reply sooner - I didn't notice the question until just now...

The "sun rays" were mostly a happy accident with just a bit of planning - they tend to happen when you shoot with the sun in the frame, but hidden behind foliage - but not completely hidden. It takes just the right combination of air quality, direction of sunlight and lens angle. I've gotten the effect a few times, and I sometimes "try for it" but I can't always reproduce it at will. There's not much PP on the photo - just a bit of sharpening and contrast enhancement to bring out the rays a bit more.