Few engagement shots from Wine Vinyard / Beach

Love them! 1,2,8 are my favs. Thanks for sharing...

Looks like a very fun shoot.

Great shots!!Loving number 2!...with the vigenetting in some of the pics (hopefully this isnt a stupid question) were they done in lightroom or some other editing program?

supatt wrote in post #4230445
Great shots!!Loving number 2!...with the vigenetting in some of the pics (hopefully this isnt a stupid question) were they done in lightroom or some other editing program?

No problem. Vigenetting is done through Lightroom. I'm learning to delicately use it when appropriate.

yeah...i'm starting to do the same if appropriate cos i love the effect!..keep the great photo's coming.!

ImagesByInku wrote in post #4213509
#6 and #8 are great.

Did you change the numbers around? Cuz I like 5 & 7 now, not so much 6 & 8. I also like number 2.

ImagesByInku wrote in post #4238328
Did you change the numbers around? Cuz I like 5 & 7 now, not so much 6 & 8. I also like number 2.

I had to re-upload some of those photos and the number got changed. Stupid smugmug.com.

Amazing job... Love the set.

Love #2. the out of focus areas really frame the couple well. I like the PP too.

I woulda swore #2 was with the 85mm! Wow, really great use of light. They look fantastic.

Cheers,
Phil

Love how these came out...I especially love how you have them being intimate with each other and not with the camera...

Really makes for some great photos

Lorem wrote in post #4216421
Thanks MrsOpie, Beside adjusting channels... I like to over expose my picture and bump up black during my color to b&w conversion. B&W can look a little dull, so this process gives it a little ooomph!

Is that standard practice for you? Do you tend to over expose each shot? or do you over expose in PP?

mezorn26 wrote in post #4244952
Is that standard practice for you? Do you tend to over expose each shot? or do you over expose in PP?

I shoot raw and do all my "developing" in PP (lightroom). 90% of the time I'm in AV mode and "0" exposure compensation. I find that my canon usually under expose. I don't mind it so much because the 5D Raw sensitivity is so good. I can bring exposure up in PP with ease.

It's not really standard practice, I do this only now and then to make B&W a little more contrast/punchy.

I have a wicked fast computer so I don't mind so much PP.

Philco wrote in post #4242336
I woulda swore #2 was with the 85mm! Wow, really great use of light. They look fantastic.

Cheers,
Phil

#2.... is 70-200mm:f2.8 IS (At 200mm). ISO 400

Thanks Phil, Was just looking though some of your work too. KICKIN!

lovely