Central Park Engagement

Hi all,

Just wanted to share a Central Park Engagement session that i did about a month and half ago. You can see the rest on my blog http://blog.michaelsim​onitsch.com …gement-session-nancy.html. Thanks for any feedback. Enjoy your Memorial Day.

Like these minus #2

Nice set love the B&W one. Love the setup on the last shot.

Thanks for the comments/feeback

rick_reno wrote in post #14494008
Like these minus #2

ditto

2 makes my head hurt

LOVE the bubble shot!

Yeah, not sure what's going on with #2. It doesn't fit in with the rest, which are fantastic.

Thanks everyone for all the comments!! I was really hoping that people aside from me liked #2... but i was wrong! Oh well, you win some and lose some. Just for the record it was done in camera... i didn't spend any extra time in PS making a decent photo bad

maybe its just me but a lot seem overly bright. i love the composition of them, just that felt i had to squint looking at them, and my monitor is dimmed down.

I kind of get where you were going with #2, and if they had been in focus I think it would have been a great picture, but as they aren't in focus it just is a little dizzying. I once got this image (http://3.bp.blogspot.c​om …kfg/s1600/cerem​ony117.jpg) when I was chasing after a horse and buggy after the ceremony (the driver didn't realize he was supposed to stop to let me on after a few feet) and I almost tossed it out until I realized that enough of the "right things" were in focus and it kind of made the picture work. It's still not the best photo or everyone's favorite but in some ways it "works". So that sort of thing can, you just have to get some things in focus.