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Aug 26, 2013 23:01 |  #721

These are SOOC btw. Both OCF SPdLgt bare. I don't do a lot of editing. When I look at some of the photos here I think, man mine aren't that bright, even if I pull them up. What is too clean for you? And what type of texture would you recommend?

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Aug 27, 2013 01:21 |  #722

QUESTION: So here's the deal, I love shooting Seniors. However, I've only had 1 senior this year. However I am covered up (and thus far making great money) with family and sports. How do I shift into less families and more seniors? I get inquires... you know "I Just LOVE your work... How much do you charge?" And I never hear from them again. The Families are Happy to pay! but I want Seniors dang it! any suggestions? (I really don't want to do the senior model thing again :( )


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Aug 27, 2013 05:55 |  #723

CliffordPhotography wrote in post #16243017 (external link)
These are SOOC btw. Both OCF SPdLgt bare. I don't do a lot of editing. When I look at some of the photos here I think, man mine aren't that bright, even if I pull them up. What is too clean for you? And what type of texture would you recommend?

Oh his mom just bought these 2 also.

I meant they were too clean for dark and grungy. I like them and can't do dark and grungy with textures. And you got the biggest part of the project, mom bought them. Parent's are the ones who end of paying for prints so keep them happy. jmho




  
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Aug 27, 2013 06:58 |  #724

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QUESTION: So here's the deal, I love shooting Seniors. However, I've only had 1 senior this year. However I am covered up (and thus far making great money) with family and sports. How do I shift into less families and more seniors? I get inquires... you know "I Just LOVE your work... How much do you charge?" And I never hear from them again. The Families are Happy to pay! but I want Seniors dang it! any suggestions? (I really don't want to do the senior model thing again :( )

My counts have dropped over the past 3 yrs. Big time this year. Too many are doing it,, Too many are teaching it to newbs, and the ones that are teaching it are lying out their teeth about the market. Its saturated as bad as the baby market. If you can get a school contract you can do well. But the ones that have them pay nice kickbacks to get them....The senior market is not easy and full of people who are weekend warriors. I know many that are no longer in business........sorry to burst the bubble....Just a fact


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Aug 27, 2013 09:24 |  #725

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I meant they were too clean for dark and grungy. I like them and can't do dark and grungy with textures. And you got the biggest part of the project, mom bought them. Parent's are the ones who end of paying for prints so keep them happy. jmho

Ok I get what your saying. There are a few more in the darker series that are dirtier.


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Aug 30, 2013 09:34 |  #726
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Here are a few from my shoot the other night. Kinda had a little equipment failure but was able to pull off a couple of them.

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Aug 30, 2013 14:17 |  #727

^^^ big improvements Locky!


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Aug 30, 2013 15:00 as a reply to  @ phamster's post |  #728

my 12:00 Indoor today.

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Aug 30, 2013 23:11 |  #729

^ you've got some great props there, Mike! They look great!


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Aug 31, 2013 07:08 |  #730

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^ you've got some great props there, Mike! They look great!

Thanks. I kind of screwed up the last shot. Should of got the main further in front to get more light in the eyes. Saw that last night when i was looking through. Its Good enough but could have been better with a 2 ft light reposition,,,Dang:mad:


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Sep 02, 2013 01:01 as a reply to  @ umphotography's post |  #731

first senior shoot ive ever done.. im sure theres lots of places to improve... all these where shot with either my DIY 22in beauty dish or my octo box.. let me know what you think

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Sep 02, 2013 11:15 |  #732

I haven't posted on here in a long while. Still try to keep up with posts to learn all I can. Here is a shot of my niece (my guinea pig.) CC please. Still trying to get better everyday. Same pic....One pic is with a filter, one without.
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Sep 02, 2013 18:37 |  #733

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those look great mike


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Sep 02, 2013 18:49 as a reply to  @ bartc's post |  #734

bartc first senior shoot ive ever done.. im sure theres lots of places to improve... all these where shot with either my DIY 22in beauty dish or my octo box.. let me know what you think

I like them all.




  
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Sep 04, 2013 09:07 as a reply to  @ rjharris's post |  #735

My first post in the Senior threads......your an intimidating bunch!
Here's a few of my latest senior, Ashley. I have so far to go.......

Comments, suggestions appreciated!

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