First Paid Family Session - CC Please!

This was our first full paid family session. We have been doing wedding and such but nothing like this yet. 2 hours for a whole extended family with each sub group wanting their own time. Lots of fun and variety! Also first gig with the new 5D Mark II!!!!!!

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Very nice images; I'm sure the family will be thrilled with these.

However, I'm seeing a magenta cast on all of the colour images.

I think that is probably from the preset I used that had split toning. That is a quick fix. There the pics are now updated with the Magenta rolled back on the split tone.

Love #5!!! great job!

Very nice. My only qualm? I can see a lot going on in the reflection of the sunglasses in the first shot. It's a little distracting.

very nice set! agree with the above comment re the reflection tho..keep up the good work!

So the story of the last shot was, he didn't want his picture taken at all by himself, even though his mom did. So there were a bunch of people around as we were packing up and i was able to snap this just at the right time. So that is part of the reason.

If this were my family, I'd be thrilled to have these. You captured the personality of a warm, fun loving clan, very nice! Those yellow adirondack chairs are terrific and I love the picnic table shots. All nicely done.

spesmeadeus wrote in post #12697859
So the story of the last shot was, he didn't want his picture taken at all by himself, even though his mom did. So there were a bunch of people around as we were packing up and i was able to snap this just at the right time. So that is part of the reason.

Maybe try burning the area of the glasses in Photoshop.

Love the two picnic table photos. What preset did you use on those?

Nice set. The only thing that pops out at me is the different WB. They aren't consistent.

nicksan wrote in post #12698979
Nice set. The only thing that pops out at me is the different WB. They aren't consistent.

Thanks for pointing that out I will consider that. I think because they were all taken in different areas and some with flash some without the WB was all over the place.

AHernandez wrote in post #12698963
Love the two picnic table photos. What preset did you use on those?

Its called Pretty Presets Brown, but this is tweaked just a bit to work better for my uses. The original had way too much vignette on it so i dialed it right now and balanced the exposure.

Chelsey Somohano wrote in post #12698771
Maybe try burning the area of the glasses in Photoshop.

I was considering doing some work in photoshop for this picture, thanks for the idea.

Photos look great IMO