Engagement photos New Jersey

From Mother's Day...still kinda editing/refining some of these.

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It is weird there are no comments yet. I like these, looks like they had great fun.

#1 - I'm not digging this shot. Huge stone wall and greens doesn't make a very interesting shot for me (personal taste)
#1a - I like this shot. Maybe try to tilt it a bit clockwise? I wonder how that would look....
#2 - Not a fan of the collage. The bottom left picture cuts off the heads, but then the picture right on top of it shows the heads. Just looks weird to me.
#3 - I like the bottom picture. Good composition and it's interesting. The other two, I'm not a fan of.

I will continue this at a later time...too many pictures XD

Overall, good set! =D

Thanks for the comments so far!

HiepBuiPhotography wrote in post #14441014
#1 - I'm not digging this shot. Huge stone wall and greens doesn't make a very interesting shot for me (personal taste)
#1a - I like this shot. Maybe try to tilt it a bit clockwise? I wonder how that would look....
#2 - Not a fan of the collage. The bottom left picture cuts off the heads, but then the picture right on top of it shows the heads. Just looks weird to me.
#3 - I like the bottom picture. Good composition and it's interesting. The other two, I'm not a fan of.

I will continue this at a later time...too many pictures XD

Overall, good set! =D

#1 - no problem, photography is all subjective.
#1a - I try to stay away from too much tilt but I do get the urge sometimes
#2 - I actually meant to do it but like I said for #1, all subjective.
#3 - thanks for your comment

1a and 5 are my favorites. They seem a bit flat but that is just a personal taste. Where were thye taken in NJ?

Where in NJ was this?

Pretty cool ideas! #4 is my favorite.

joosay wrote in post #14441454
#1 - no problem, photography is all subjective.

Yes, You are right, BUT:
You have to decide what you would like to show with your photo (nature, people, animal, subject,...) An engagement photo have to talk about the persons. This photo talks about the nature. The couple can help us to imagine how huge is the wall, but I do not think this is an engagement picture. Much narrower crop could much more present their happines what I can't see now.
Anyway all pics are technically good (ecxl. the head-less couple) and you have great ideas at nice locations.

ottou wrote in post #14445876
Yes, You are right, BUT:
You have to decide what you would like to show with your photo (nature, people, animal, subject,...) An engagement photo have to talk about the persons. This photo talks about the nature. The couple can help us to imagine how huge is the wall, but I do not think this is an engagement picture. Much narrower crop could much more present their happines what I can't see now.
Anyway all pics are technically good (ecxl. the head-less couple) and you have great ideas at nice locations.

Thank you for your comment. You are certainly entitled to your opinion, as am I. A photo can be shot wide, mid or tight. That is a wide shot.

You are dodging the question. Where was this shot *L*

It's in Fort Lee, NJ right near the GWB

I think #1 works if they are not centered.

2b (right side of 2): color balance could (should) be warmed judging by the color of her face.
3a. nice. wish you positioned so light was on her face. that's where the expression is; that's where the fun is.

I think that to say that the first shot is too wide for an engagement shoot is like saying the ring shot doesn't have enough person in it. Not every shot has to do all things. The client gets ALL the (selected) photos in the end. And in my judgment, they'll be glad to have all of them.