Secondshotted

marikris

That's not a real word, but I did it lol.
So here's some of my favorites from my latest second shooting adventures:
http://krisfulk.blogspot.com/2010/04/touch-of-pink-some-favorites.html

I'm sorry if you wanted to see the images here, but I'm only really allowed to blog about them.

divamum

You are just getting better and better - these are wonderful!! clapclap

Qarik

marikris wrote:

That's not a real word, but I did it lol.
So here's some of my favorites from my latest second shooting adventures:
http://krisfulk.blogspot.com/2010/04/touch-of-pink-some-favorites.html

I'm sorry if you wanted to see the images here, but I'm only really allowed to blog about them.

Kris some good stuff there! Looking a tthe pictures, I feel like I just ate a nice cream puff! Light, airy and sweet!

Dooginfif20

i really like these! I like the processing too! TRA?

marikris

Diva, Qarik > Thank you guys!

Dooginfif20 > Yes, TRA! I was trying to downplay it a little (coz it's so easy to go overboard), but I love the set(s) so much! However, it helped a lot that the room we were in was toned a peachy pink to begin with, and the light was filtering in from the glass window

Darren Troy C

Great job Kris!

danpak

TRA - Processing??
Kris,

Lovely images. I love the processing. What is TRA? Would you share or point to the resource as to how this is done? If this is a "trade secret", I understand.

Thanks!

zoomer

I like them a lot.
Nice bright and sharp.
Compositions are well done.
Nice work!

Jeremy Winterberg

TRA = Totally Rad Actions - They're awesome when used correctly. I suck so my images always look over-processed when I try to use them (even when lowering the opacity of the effects), but I guess it just comes with practice.

Loved them all! Great job!

marikris

Thank you, everyone! Yep, Totally Rad Actions take some getting used to. It's nice you can see other people's "recipes" on their site so you can get a lot of practice just by following them.

On another note, I'm currently in NYC because I was a cord sponsor for my cousin's wedding this weekend. It was kind of weird being able to sit back and see how the other photographers work, but cool too because I got to see it (and they did an awesome job too). I brought my G11 to play with it on manual with a speedlite on top, but I found that some of my family thought it was my dslr and wanted me to take some photos, so I got pretty nervous and just put it away and spent some time at the bar and dance floor during the reception. Not that I didn't want to take photos, btw. It was amazing how many of the guests had dslrs and were really vigilant about getting shots, which made doing the formals for the pros one hot mess.

Moogle Pepper

Definitely an interesting shoe placement here!

I'd definitely put the camera away and have fun at the bar and dance if I was a guest, too!