STICKY:  How to photograph a high school Senior

So taking into consideration of what you guys have posted. I tried these sugguestions on a new image.

Let me know how this stacks up.

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^^
this one is more alive ^^

jerefish wrote in post #14774885
Really, really nice work! Is the last one natural light?

Yes the first and last are natural light, witht the second being a 580 in a 20x20 softbox. Thank you for your kind words!

CliffordPhotography wrote in post #14775805
So taking into consideration of what you guys have posted. I tried these sugguestions on a new image.

Let me know how this stacks up.

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THIS!!!

get some light into those eyes!

Probably should have used a voice activated reflector on a lot of these shots. But it was just her and I that day.

CliffordPhotography wrote in post #14775805
So taking into consideration of what you guys have posted. I tried these sugguestions on a new image.

Let me know how this stacks up.

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I like this one! Did you use a flash?

No flash was used. Just updated editing.

Can anyone tell me how this 3rd shot "finish" is achieved?

https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1211297

CliffordPhotography wrote in post #14778281
No flash was used. Just updated editing.

Can anyone tell me how this 3rd shot "finish" is achieved?

https://photography-on-the.net …/showthread.php​?t=1211297

My guess is golden hour. It's seems soft like natural lighting. Don't expect to have shots like that for years though...there is a ton of expert post production on that one.

Much better edit. Makes the image more lively and vibrant.

Thought I would share this Before/After from a senior session. Sometimes you can't move what is in your way!

IMAGE LINK: http://www.facebook.co​m/rjonesphotography

I commented on it in the other thread, but Ill say it again. That is a great cloning/masking job. Even though they are perfectly identical, I quite like it!

Thanks, I just couldn't bring myself to toss this shot

jerefish wrote in post #14779055
My guess is golden hour. It's seems soft like natural lighting. Don't expect to have shots like that for years though...there is a ton of expert post production on that one.

LOL. I'm referring to the PP. Speak for yourself. I guess I should have just ask him about his editing.

So now that Im at a computer and not on a phone.

I'm not sure why you would think it would take years to have shots like that. I have shots like that, maybe you don't. What I'm talking about is the PP that goes into the shot afterward. It has a sureal feel to it. A lot of photographers are doing
it right now. It's not my taste to have photos they look like that, I was just curious as to what was done.

max3k wrote in post #14779429
Thought I would share this Before/After from a senior session. Sometimes you can't move what is in your way!

IMAGE LINK: http://www.facebook.co​m/rjonesphotography

Had to come back here and check. Was on FB tonight, and thought man I just saw this girl. Looks good!