Family shoot/engagement shots

ToshidoToshido Registered Users Posts: 759 Major grins
edited July 18, 2009 in People
Took a few pictures for a friend of the wife's a little while ago.

Here they are for C&C....

1. Following the advice adn example of BD Colen I covnerted this to B&W
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2. Then Sepia, just for fun
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3.Cute little girl...
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4. Tender moment
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5. Different face for the little one.
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6. A fav of mine.
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7. Reverse angle of #6
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8. I think they were talking about how weird it was to have me followingthem around with a camera :)
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  • bdcolenbdcolen Registered Users Posts: 3,804 Major grins
    edited July 17, 2009
    Toshido wrote:
    Took a few pictures for a friend of the wife's a little while ago.

    Here they are for C&C....

    1. Following the advice adn example of BD Colen I covnerted this to B&W
    593393891_AWFRn-L.jpg

    2. Then Sepia, just for fun
    593393828_Jay2z-L.jpg

    3.Cute little girl...
    593393420_je2Dt-L.jpg

    4. Tender moment
    593388720_dCS5B-L.jpg

    5. Different face for the little one.
    593383555_oEPYS-L.jpg

    6. A fav of mine.
    593383092_zcxHv-L.jpg

    7. Reverse angle of #6
    593382820_M7aVe-L.jpg

    8. I think they were talking about how weird it was to have me followingthem around with a camera :)
    593382539_yPDQE-L.jpg

    Seven and eight are particularly nice.
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  • lukeolukeo Registered Users Posts: 24 Big grins
    edited July 17, 2009
    Toshido wrote:
    Took a few pictures for a friend of the wife's a little while ago.

    Here they are for C&C....

    I liked 2 better than 1. 3, 7, and 8 are good. Their pose is a little strange in 4 and does 5 need to be sharpened (could be the size)?

    Out of curiosity, when you followed them around did you stick with one lens (which one?). And did you use a fill flash?
  • ToshidoToshido Registered Users Posts: 759 Major grins
    edited July 17, 2009
    lukeo wrote:
    I liked 2 better than 1. 3, 7, and 8 are good. Their pose is a little strange in 4 and does 5 need to be sharpened (could be the size)?

    Out of curiosity, when you followed them around did you stick with one lens (which one?). And did you use a fill flash?


    I used my 70-200 f/2.8L IS USM all day. Left my others in the bag. The 17-40 would have worked nice at the stone archway in the park though.

    Posing was done with virtually no input on my part. Just trying to get the two of them interacting and not stiff static poses.

    Yes I used fill flash for all my shots. #3 was inside a butterfly conservatory and I used a DIY scoop reflector on flash for that one, all others straight fill flash.
  • tortillatorturetortillatorture Registered Users Posts: 194 Major grins
    edited July 17, 2009
    nr1 are totaly the winner for me, b&w works really good.
    i love the sharp face of the child in his shades, and the dof.
    only one thing that bothers me about this nice shot is the vw-logo on his cap,
    man that grab attention big time...
  • afev0602afev0602 Registered Users Posts: 166 Major grins
    edited July 18, 2009
    Oh my #3 and #5, I suspect there must be too much sun or something for the child that she has her face in that expression. I looked on your journal and the baby has a sweet face but it doesn't come through on those shots. Shooting kids isn't easy, you either have to get them to give you good expression or be patient and sit and wait on your shot.

    The mom and dad shots are very sweet however and #1 is the the overall best shot...I like dad's expression on his face on that one..very attentive to his little girl.
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