Couples Shoot, critiques welcome
So I was asked by some friends to take their photos as a couple and separately. Here are what I think are the best of the couple photos. I'm actually pleased because this is the first time for me to shoot an actual couple. critiques are (as always) wholly welcome and encouraged. (ps, SORRY FOR THE HUGE PICTURES!!! i tried my best to resize but they're all weird...)
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Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life...Picasso
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Gary
I like them a lot with exception of number 4. That photo is very good on its own but the interaction in it doesn't work for me. She kisses him and he looks into camera looking for accolades or something else. In the remaining shots they are in synch looking at each other or at the camera.
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I agree lighting and BW treatment is very nice but otherwise have to go against the grain... I like #6... there's mutual personality and interaction with the camera and just a nice picture.
#1 & #3: your focus goes a wee bit soft on him.
#2: it's about "a" kiss not "their" kiss... and her nose is scrunched
#4: I agree with Ted
Nice post
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David
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sorry but i'm lost...:cry
i'm so glad you went against the grain. six happens to be my favorite picture also. i think it and number four actually best show the couple's personality.
ps thanks for the critiques, i always like to get them!
head & shoulders (below her hand). His face looks a bit soft while her eyes are
nice and sharp. Can you share a couple of details about the exposure?
Nice work! Look forward to seeing more.
Oh, Joe Jackson was popular in the '80s. Maybe his biggest hit was "Steppin' Out"?
Ian
What f-stop did you shoot at? I'm going to guess it was between 2-4
(I can't read the EXIF data from the image which is why I was asking).
Anyway, if you could close the aperature down a bit, you'd be sharper
from front to back (if you shot at 4, go to 8). That's all.
Ian
very nice series indeed. I like 4 and 6. His eyes are a little soft in 6, the focus seems more on her.. great shots anyway good job!