Cassie-The Senior Shoot
Thought to share some recent work
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#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#8
#9 Many high key shots individually.....this for a creative collage:
Thanks for looking :lust
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#8
#9 Many high key shots individually.....this for a creative collage:
Thanks for looking :lust
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2) Clone out the white sign
3) Clone out the stem of the fake flower below the hand
4) Great Photo
5) Great Photo but wish her feet where not cut off
6) Great Photo
7) Clone out the tall weed
8) Tighter crop
9) Cool Photo
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@ Photosbychuck - I have a feeling that the sign is there intentionally because it's her name on it.
Cute idea but maybe too subtle.
Best part of all of them is that she looks like she's having fun.
I like #8, #3 and the collage.
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Great series man!
#6 and #8 are a bit overlit to my personal taste (she has a very fair skin) but that's a nit.
Consider changing the poses slightly (#1, 3, 6,& 8) so that the eyes are not so decentered with her extreme gaze. Perhaps she does not need to look at the camera or can tilt her head toward the camera a little. All the shots have her looking right at the lens.
Great images and post processing. I really like your colors. Very nice. Favorites...3, 4, and 7...and the collage.
Thanks for sharing.
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BTW, # 3 is particularly terrific.
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Thanks. I use a 5D MK I and this lens is the 24-105 IS. I typically use that lens for most of my work but will pull out the 70-200 as well. All images of course are shot in RAW. It will make your color balance issues as well as other things much easier. Thanks for the nice comment. Make sure to have lots of fun!
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Nice work!!
I especially like #3....the pose, expression and quality of light all do it for me!
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Just my $.02.
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One nit, though: Numbers one, two and five seem a tad cool. Add 10 to 15 points of red and a touch of yellow to number one and about five points of yellow to the other two to really bring her to life in those three.
Everything else about these and the rest is spot-on, my friend! Very impressive work!
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Thanks for the comments Chuck.
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Heheh...actually, all of the above. Processing is very important but lighting, focus, aperture, etc. equally falls into the equation. Keep shooting! I've always leaned toward the elegant, classy type images although its fun messing around with those split tones and such. I do quite a bit of model work so this style fits my vision. Thanks.
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Thanks Nik. Yea, what generally happens in print is they are darker than on screen. I purposely lightened her up (and realize at the time of shoot I could have changed the ratios)....but...as they say, hind sight..
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Hey Jeff! Thanks man! I try not to be a stranger but have an amazing capacity of getting stranger by the day rofl
When the season changes into Minnesota yuk, I'm sure to be here more often to kick around! Thanks again.
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Thank you Angie I love light!
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