Engagement shoot cc please.

I feel I have lots to learn, no flash, used t2i with 35mm f/2

I think you did a good job.

I think that #3 is a little soft.

JoeyBaccala wrote in post #11346401
I think you did a good job.

I think that #3 is a little soft.

Thanks!!! I need to quit relying on AF and start using MF.

I think they are all great. #1 really grabs my attention. Good job!

very very nice...

the 2nd is my favorite!

I feel like the WB is off in 1 & 2

Great job. #1 is probably my favorite and like someone posted above #3 is just a bit soft

Thanks!!! I added one more that I like.

Unbelievable... you made me ashamed of myself and unworthy of my new 35mm f2... what lighting did you use for the #6? Just a reflector?

Big fan of 4&5. Too bad that he didn't close his eyes of 4. And great find with the "Love is Overrated" graffiti on 5.

gblader wrote in post #11347930
Unbelievable... you made me ashamed of myself and unworthy of my new 35mm f2... what lighting did you use for the #6? Just a reflector?

Thanks all!!! No fill flash or reflector were used, It was midday and was very overcast which was perfect soft light. I used his gray sweater to spot meter for exposure.

I like all of them except the second one and to a lesser degree, the last one, where she is scrunching up her face when he is kissing her. I just think she could have worn a more flattering expression for them, but she may love them! My favorite is the one where they are laying down.

Don't knock the AF. If you have your selection set right, it works great.

My first critique would be to get more of a consistent processing. Some are very contrasty, some are kinda cool on the blue side, and then 2 are really warm/magenta. For lighting, be careful not to catch shadows in eye sockets. A fill flash or facing them towards the lightsource can minimize this.. or getting a reflector of some sort.

Attached is my edit of one image. With some notes. Also edited some beauty and skin, slight color adjustment.

SJPHoto wrote in post #11351976
Don't knock the AF. If you have your selection set right, it works great.

My first critique would be to get more of a consistent processing. Some are very contrasty, some are kinda cool on the blue side, and then 2 are really warm/magenta. For lighting, be careful not to catch shadows in eye sockets. A fill flash or facing them towards the lightsource can minimize this.. or getting a reflector of some sort.

Attached is my edit of one image. With some notes. Also edited some beauty and skin, slight color adjustment.

Thanks for the tip!

I liked the first one, the graffiti one, and the last ones the best. I think her face scrunge in the last one looks better than in #2. But as someone mentioned, maybe she'll like them both! I like the lying down one, too, but his facial expression kinda kills it.

And yes, watch for the squirrel eyes. First thing you see when looking at the photo is the eyes, so when they are lit properly, they make the photo come to life.