Guy Senior Session ~ New Hampshire

It was a guy year for me and I had a lot of fun working with this particular one. I find that most of the guys are just OK with doing these sessions (more for mom, LOL), but I like the challenge of helping them to relax and pose. I'm still learning, but feel pretty good about how much I've learned and the results. Happily, this guy's parents were happy, too. Here is Gabe, Class of '16 (student in Vermont.)

1.) This one made a nice shot for a personalized stamp.

A few more . . .

9.)

Wow, man........a senior in high school and he's driving an A4. Heck, I was driving my dad's '64 Falcon when I was a senior. And that was only when he'd allow me. Maybe if I got better grades.....

You always do nice work, Kristin

I like the second one the best.

saea501 wrote in post #17888285
Wow, man........a senior in high school and he's driving an A4. Heck, I was driving my dad's '64 Falcon when I was a senior. And that was only when he'd allow me. Maybe if I got better grades.....

You always do nice work, Kristin

Yes, he's doing pretty well, I think. And thank you!

windpig wrote in post #17888290
I like the second one the best.

Thanks so much.

Number 2 looks the best to me. Nice job on all of them.

Thank you!

wow... 2, 9, and 11 are superb... This is a great session with some really good poses..

Are you coming into your post processing comfort zone??

these look a bit more saturated....

Thanks, redrocket. I think my processing (like most) evolves slowly over time, but I didn't knowingly do anything different. The light always affects the colors, of course, and we had great light here. The surrounding tones also affect the outcome (not much backlight, a lot of richer color with the brick, his clothes, etc.) Thanks so much for the feedback -- we only had a short amount of time and he wanted an urban theme in a not-so-urban small town, so happy with the results.

Nicely done.....again