Big Boy!
jeffreaux2
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OK, I am about half done with my edits, but before I continue, Id like to hear your thoughts on what I have so far. This is my nephew from yesterday. He is 8 months old, and is a bruiser!
She gave me an etimated nap time, and I was ready to roll as soon as she called to say he wasn't wanting to nap at his "normal" time. I went anyway and got things set up. He was in good spirits so I began taking photos before the nap. I also shot some of him sleeping...and then with his mom when he woke up. He was very peacful throughout!
C&C for sure!:D
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11-Most of what is left to edit are of mother and son. This one was taken about midway through the shoot...and just before he fell asleep!
She gave me an etimated nap time, and I was ready to roll as soon as she called to say he wasn't wanting to nap at his "normal" time. I went anyway and got things set up. He was in good spirits so I began taking photos before the nap. I also shot some of him sleeping...and then with his mom when he woke up. He was very peacful throughout!
C&C for sure!:D
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Thanks,
Jeff
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Great shots Jeff! I like the processing as well.
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What a face on that boy!!! SO emotional and what grand eyes! I like the nostalgic purple cast on the pics. It's a nice detour from b/w and selective colour BUT i love those too.
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Well they look thouroughly like crud in color! We planned from the get go for a warm monotone look and so the blanket we shot him on...and her clothing...and other elements we used in some photos not shown here are all mismatched as far as color goes, but it wasn't an issue since we "planned" for monotones. Most of what she has hanging on her walls are either BW or warm monotones of this ilk. I was aiming to be consistant with what they will hang next to.
Thanks for the detailed reply!
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Thanks. These were all shot with window light, and many utilized an off camera flash to help ease the shadows a bit.
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Thanks Marina!!!
I haven't done baby photos in a while. We had fun!
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Is that all the critique I get out of you?
Thanks Angie!
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Purple?
Do you calibrate?
Thanks for the comments. BTW... boy are girl matters not one iota to mothers for this type of photography. I will say this though....so you know...on my authority...he is a pretty good aim.
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Thanks Awais. I appreciate you taking the time to say so!
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Oh he is very solid. Ready for the octagon this one!!
Thanks for commenting Julie. Do you see any processing issues?
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Very nicely done. I love the lighting and processing. Excellent work!
I seriously don't see anything wrong with these. I think they are fabulous, of course I love your work anyway. I think on #6 I would have preferred his full body, but it looks like his left leg was away from his body? That might have made the pic awkward. I love them all:D
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Oh so thats your critique?....ooh and aaah?:D
I am thrilled that you like them. I think I stared at them too long today ...during editing.
I was pleased with the fact that I had plenty of natural light to work with...and was therefore able to control the flash very well to keep them from looking...well...flashy.
Thanks for your kind remarks!
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OK...just curious...I have stared at them too long today and am seeing gremlins in them. I will take a break and start fresh tommorrow on the rest. FWIW...I viewed the baby shots on your blog to prepare my mind for these.:D
So...thank you!
On #6...yes his other leg would have looked awkward. Keeping with my traditional approach, these will not be cropped until I order prints. I think that one wont look so awkward in a more traditional ratio. I think.
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Work monitor, I come to work and look at my galleries and go "Oh heck no! I didn't notice all this pixellating! Those artifacts! Yellow?? Who put yellow there!" and then i go home, book up my hd screen and my macbook pro and sign... then I curse... what this company... "Planar."
I've never even heard of planar monitors.
Suffice it to say, he's a handsome young man who can wear purple with dignity and charm.:D Yes, the pics look purple.
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I am sure that "Planar" is a top of the line gee whiz monitor. I know ALL companies go all out with workstations. We have Dells at work...running a pentium 3 processor with a whopping 512 megs of RAM. They are real screamers. I smoked two last year using PSCS2. And the monitors are so dark that it is impossible to view ANY photograph. Text looks great though. Black on grey in Word!
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I have the grey problem too, so I changed all my "transitional" and "transparent" bgs like word and excel to baby pink. All my websites look super fruity and bright.
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Only nit (you would be disappointed without at least one, yes?) would be the diaper....these are so "timeless" in look and feel that the print on the diapers detracts. I don't shoot babies enough but I know a lot of photogs use either cloth diapers or diaper covers in sessions to camouflage. Just a tiny suggestion.
He is one gorgeous dude!!! You should be so proud!
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#1 and #4 are my favorites - I love the eyes in #1 and baby feet are always cute.
Thanks for sharing
I agree on the diaper. When we first talked about doing these she asked me how he should be dressed. What outfit? I told her forget an outfit and find a cloth diaper. Unfortunately she didn't have one to fit him. The cover is a good idea that I hadn't thought of. Ill add that to my list for next time.
This went super smoothly...to my surprise! Thanks for the comments.
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Thanks David.
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Thanks for looking, and taking the time to comment....I appreciate that.
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Thanks Cat!
I am working on a lighting drawing from this shoot that I will post.
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