Train Museum Family Session

It is funny how your home town is a place you always want to leave as a kid but always find yourself back there as an adult. Well I would have never thought of doing a photo shoot at our little railway museum, but a friend suggested it and it turned out to be a great idea. Any CC on the shots would be welcome! Thanks for viewing.

P.S It was part family session, part senior portrait session.
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Looks like a family that was really easy to shoot!
What are all those white speckles in the b&w shots?? I thought it was snow or something but it didn't look very cold :-/

The flash behind for rim lighting is a good idea but is too low in all the shots for my taste. I would have raised it higher or put it off to the side more so that it lit the top of the hair and down, not the legs or only halfway up the head. It is challenging shooting 4 people and trying to position lights around! LOL

It is snow believe it or not! It was one of those days...the bracket that held my flash broke and could not be put on a stand, so I improvised and placed it where I could, when I could.

BEAUTIFUL

#7 makes me smile. Very happy photo