C+C need to know if these are as nice...

as I think they are... i've got thick skin so let me know what you really think...

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they're nice enough...

you cheated on #6 though

They're pretty good, but could be a bit better in a couple of spots. The first one is underexposed on their faces a bit. The vignette is a bit much in the third. In the shots of them sitting in the middle of the road, I hope there is some significance to the out of focus building because otherwise its kinda blah. I would like the phone shot better if the phone wasnt in front her face.

robertwsimpson wrote in post #11529668
they're nice enough...
you cheated on #6 though

got me... but every time I have tried that with a couple where I didn't take the pic first it never works out because of the movement of "two cameras" in the same shot..

gonzogolf wrote in post #11529700
They're pretty good, but could be a bit better in a couple of spots. The first one is underexposed on their faces a bit. The vignette is a bit much in the third. In the shots of them sitting in the middle of the road, I hope there is some significance to the out of focus building because otherwise its kinda blah. I would like the phone shot better if the phone wasnt in front her face.

yeah, I guess it is a little... i'll see if I can correct in PP. And I can see what you are saying about the vignette, although I was actually going for that effect. Also the building in the background does have a large significance... these are in Fayetteville AR... and that is Old Main - the couple have lived very close to the University for decades now and are HUGE Arkansas Razorback fans... additionally the pictures of them standing on the street are of a "locally" famous street that is full of nightlife Dickson Street so there is alot of significance to most all the shots... the couple LOVES them, and can't stop raving about them, and I really like most of them too so that is why I was curious to get an objective opinion.

Not bad, #2 is odd because he isn't even looking at her but possibly someone else walking across the street. I like the idea of #6 but it is obvious it isn't live view of what your looking at right then. I agree #3 is a bit dark but I do like #4 the best.

I think one of the hardest things I'm trying to work with on my portraits is to make the subject look their best. I like the side profile of the woman in #2 since her eyes are a little different. I might recommend more where it's her side profile looking up at him. ? just my $0.02.

I don't think #6 is possible unless he has a 10 foot arm

Ah young love! Glad to see someone taking couples photos for an upward generation. I will agree with some previous comments. This is just some good work all together however. I love the double yellow line shots, nice idea to show two parties coming together in parallel.

Looks like everyday walking around shots, nothing special.
Couple looks they are having fun.