Bre's senior session

Had a great time working with this young lady, I'd love some CC on it.

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I always like the bright style that is just a tad overexposed. Do you do that in camera or in post?

All of this was in camera, even though it was 7am, it was bright!

beautiful model, beautiful shots

Lovely model. #1 is best. The others are a little too over exposed. You may want to tone them down the curves in pp a little -- expecially for #2 and 4.

Tigran wrote in post #14782918
Lovely model. #1 is best. The others are a little too over exposed. You may want to tone them down the curves in pp a little -- expecially for #2 and 4.

I think number 2 is the best shot! Nothing is even blown out - there is detail in the entire shot. Looks lovely!

Thanks everyone, appreciate your comments.

Good shots scooter, 2 &4 for me!

very well exposed? how did you light these?

mike_311 wrote in post #14790036
very well exposed? how did you light these?

Thank you.

430EXII OCF through a 32" umbrella, power varied. The ones in the water were full power. Triggered with Cybersync's.

Great work on these. They may be a overexposed (slight adjustment in post should fix), but overall I like the post processing. My only nit is she has the same expression in all of them.

ThreeGuysPhoto wrote in post #14790248
Great work on these. My only nit is she has the same expression in all of them.

Good point, but she does have a great smile!

Scooter650 wrote in post #14790316
Good point, but she does have a great smile!

True

I think shes a great looking model and the pictures are well composed, the only thing i don´t like is that her smile and facial expression is all the same on all the pictures. The second picture is my favorite, i really like the hazy feeling to it.