Bridal session with Rose

[tenoverthenose]

Yesterday I relaxed with a quick and fun bridal shoot. Always a good thing to play around a bit. As always, more on the blog...

1
http://patrickpikephotos.com/blog/rose/rose-1.jpg

2
http://patrickpikephotos.com/blog/rose/rose-4.jpg

3
http://patrickpikephotos.com/blog/rose/rose-6.jpg

4
http://patrickpikephotos.com/blog/rose/rose-11.jpg

5
http://patrickpikephotos.com/blog/rose/rose-2.jpg

[siddr20]

Great series. These are wonderful.

Love the 3rd one :)

[fungry]

I like the third one as well but it seems to lack a bit of vibrance compared to your other shots, especially on the red.

[sctbiggs]

2 and 5 for me. The third one looks as though the shutter speed was a little to slow. If I just randomly saw this picture without this set, I would have to look at it for longer than I'd like to figure out what it was. 4 is just not happening at all for me. Harsh Light

[tenoverthenose]

Thanks for the love. The third one was taken using only natural light, and frankly, too much natural light. Thats why the red is a bit softer and not as strong as the other photos (also, I had to work the colors a bit in post to separate her veil from the bricks). To me, this shot is all about the abstract motion so I'm okay without being able to see her. All that being said, I can already find better ways to take this same shot.

[sherijohnson]

not only did I like these images, but I clicked over and looked at the blog and your website, very inspired by your photography :)

[tenoverthenose]

Thanks Sheri!

[BOUNCINGNRG]

These are beautiful, iyour imagies on your blog are great as well. What processing did you use in the 2nd shot?

[tenoverthenose]

Thanks Mark! For the second shot I only adjusted the contrast and saturation to make the colors pop a bit more.