Mr. & Mrs Parker - Wedding: CDWphotography.com

Yaamon wrote in post #12499000
I think you did well as your first shoot.

I really like the pose and setting of the first photo but to me B+W shines.

How did you fill in indoor photos of the bride against the window? Excellent lighting here I like it.

Yeah, I sent them color and B&W

I dont undertand your question about the bride against the window?

amonline wrote in post #12497006
Ah! I see the problem. You're not saving them in sRGB for the web. When I opened it in LR, it looked just fine. You need to check your export settings.

Here's what it SHOULD have looked like in sRGB... much better!

Thanks Alan....

sRGB! You know what it is.... I edited these in photoshop and did not export them as srgb.



Thanks so much!

windpig wrote in post #12497008
I really like the 2nd one a lot. It looks like it was fun.

thanks!

CDWphotography wrote in post #12504608
Yeah, I sent them color and B&W

I dont undertand your question about the bride against the window?

Photo 4 and 5.

Yeah, on 4 I desaturated the colors in the background and in 5 i just did my normal processing too it.

Yes, the lighting was perfect... could not ask for a better location.

I'm not gonna lie, I actually really like the original, incorrectly processed #1. The skin tones are off, but I dig the desaturated look with the icy colors.... goes super well with the sunglasses look. Would be off the charts if you added a bit of split toning and bumped the clarity (or midtone contrast) up *slightly*. I like the overall flat look though.

aaron.dunlap wrote in post #12511015
I'm not gonna lie, I actually really like the original, incorrectly processed #1. The skin tones are off, but I dig the desaturated look with the icy colors.... goes super well with the sunglasses look. Would be off the charts if you added a bit of split toning and bumped the clarity (or midtone contrast) up *slightly*. I like the overall flat look though.

Thanks, I admit... They need a few slight adjustments

#6 needs to be leveled (relative to the vertical lines) and then crop out the chunk of rail in the lower left corner and, IMO, that's your money shot.

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #12513614
#6 needs to be leveled (relative to the vertical lines) and then crop out the chunk of rail in the lower left corner and, IMO, that's your money shot.

know see what your saying... thanks