Lois and Ryan : E-Session

[Tumeg]

#1
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2754/4492033643_945daa4ebb.jpg

#2
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4066/4492671762_18f1d8824d.jpg

#3
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2763/4488327735_b6d08aa417.jpg

I'm still going through the photos, and editing them. Keep checking back for new ones :lol:

[jdhart73]

I think these are nice! Good use of available light and clean processing, they will love them im sure.

Jake

[dche5390]

I think they're slightly underexposed. Apart from that, you've captured the relationship as it is. Stunning.

[jimmywires]

just a tad underexposed but that might be the mood you were looking for. good job

[B.Miller]

I'd go for a tighter crop in #1 to get rid of the bulding in the top left of the picture.

[collierportraits]

Nice, clean images. Can I ask what you shot this with? Lens/camera combo. It's nice...

[Tumeg]

I think they're slightly underexposed. Apart from that, you've captured the relationship as it is. Stunning.

just a tad underexposed but that might be the mood you were looking for. good job

I played with the exposure on all 3 shots, and even by just bumping it up bit, I thought they didn't exactly look like what I was going for. Again, it's all pretty subjective, but I thought the slightly under-exposed\darker look made the photos look more relaxed and comforting (kind of like a warm'er white balance does, in some cases).
I'll play around with them some more, to see what I can do. :)
Thanks for the input!


Nice, clean images. Can I ask what you shot this with? Lens/camera combo. It's nice...

Thank you! I used my 5D Mark II, and borrowed my friend's 70-200mm f/2.8L IS... A FANTASTIC combo.


I'd go for a tighter crop in #1 to get rid of the bulding in the top left of the picture.

I cropped it, RIGHT after I posted the photos. Thanks for the input :)