Golf Shot Complete with Water Hazard

Ok maybe the title was a little misleading, but I hope you will enjoy these images anyway. The images were shot today for a senior at the local high school. With a little collaboration planning and help from Phil Zivnuska the shoot went really well. C&C appreciated.

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#6 is great.

Technically, the shots look great. Color, exposure etc are all spot on. Two things jump out at me - the golfer has his eyes closed and there is no ball in the picture. With open eyes and a ball in the frame, these pictures would be unbeatable.

LINYBIMMER wrote in post #16783168
Technically, the shots look great. Color, exposure etc are all spot on. Two things jump out at me - the golfer has his eyes closed and there is no ball in the picture. With open eyes and a ball in the frame, these pictures would be unbeatable.

Having a ball would be nice, but you dont really want to stand in front of a golfer hitting a ball.

I love the idea, but with the wrinkles so visible on the black drop clothes is quite distracting. Clone out the wrinkles and Photoshop in a ball and I'm curious to see what you'd have.

Like it. Very creative wish I thought of it.

Keep your eye on the ball