Four sisters - pic heavy

ride16

I've been starting to practice on other people (besides my own kids) and this family wanted some pictures of their 4 girls together. Here are some of my favorites. All natural light. Any CC is much apperciated!

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met

I really like this set a lot. I'm sure their parents will be ecstatic. My favorites are 3, 4, 7 & 8. I really like the posing and shapes you created in the #8 - it's a beauty. Just for future reference, it is easier for others to give comments on your photos when you number them in your post.

ride16

met wrote:

I really like this set a lot. I'm sure their parents will be ecstatic. My favorites are 3, 4, 7 & 8. I really like the posing and shapes you created in the #8 - it's a beauty. Just for future reference, it is easier for others to give comments on your photos when you number them in your post.

Thanks so much! Totally forgot about numbering them - went back and added.

kres

6, 7, & 8 bring a smile to my face, as a complete stranger. The family must of loved it.

1 & 2 are great "formals", my only observation is that while the other 3 girls are lit just about perfectly, the smallest girl is getting a little over exposed in comparison to the others. Little dodging would take that very small distraction right out.

General commentary: This is a really good set.

du8die

#8 is awesome. 6 & 7 look like a lot of fun.

Well done!

ride16

kres wrote:

6, 7, & 8 bring a smile to my face, as a complete stranger. The family must of loved it.

1 & 2 are great "formals", my only observation is that while the other 3 girls are lit just about perfectly, the smallest girl is getting a little over exposed in comparison to the others. Little dodging would take that very small distraction right out.

General commentary: This is a really good set.

Thanks, guys! As far as dodging goes (that's to lighten, right?), do you mean to dodge the others to lighten them up, or is there a way to fix the over-exposure on the youngest? I'm still new to photoshop, and trying to learn what it all means/how to do it.