A stylish family photo session . asbury park . nj
michaelglenn
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I feel like it's been a while since I've posted in the People forum, and I wanted to share this with all of you. This is not your typical family photo session, but I think that's why I really enjoyed this set. Here's what I captured:
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But then again, it might be your style of working . So why not. This was just my view.
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the very first one bugs me to no end with the crooked background
1-10 look like a good posters for a mob TV show where the mob is run by the matriarch and her two sons..
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Thanks John! I always tilt..it's a serious problem, but I've grown to accept it. A lot of it has to do with my photojournalistic style. I'm more concerned about capturing expressions than I am about perfect horizons. I do try to fix the ones that are too much of an eye sore though
I know this set will be hit or miss for some photogs. It's not traditional by any means, but I'm glad you appreciate the last few frames!
I understand how you'd have a problem with the falling lines and crooked horizons. Also, I know this shoot has much more of a modern feel, so I totally understand those nits being a problem. The crooked horizons have become part of my style, but I do try to correct ones that become very distracting in my eyes.
I'm not sure if I agree that the photos come off as boring or too repetitive though. I kept the family in the same order because I wanted the main focus to be the mother with her boys. This shoot happened to be her birthday present. But I tried to keep it interesting by switching up locations and mixing in PJ work as well as portraits.
. I'm going to have to agree entirely that they are part of the mob. Thank god they liked the images, as I can't afford to have a finger chopped off!