My wife liked the urban shots that we got of our son so much that she wanted to go back and get some of our whole family. Got some good use out of the tripod! C&C Welcome. Enjoy
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I really like one and two. I keep looking again and I'm leaning towards number two. I think I like it better, but you could almost say it COULD have been shot in a nice studio. Number one is definatly the street, no if ands or buts about it. Really nice job!
Shane422, this part of town is fairly vacant during the day, so that's when we planned to go in order to have as little people there as possible. The clone tool also comes in very handy if you know what I mean... I had to use it on #1 a little.
I hate to be negative, but my first thought is "why is this group of people standing out in the cold not properly dressed for it". Honestly, that's what popped into my brain.
I like the shots, especially #1, but the paternal side of me did think "get some clothes on".
the background and expressions in the second are just amazing, I love these! Such a welcome change from the sit in front of the fireplace family shots! Bravo!
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Oh possibly on number 3 your wife is standing a bit stiffly? Maybe relaxing the far leg would look more casual.
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I really like one and two. I keep looking again and I'm leaning towards number two. I think I like it better, but you could almost say it COULD have been shot in a nice studio. Number one is definatly the street, no if ands or buts about it. Really nice job!
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Shane422, this part of town is fairly vacant during the day, so that's when we planned to go in order to have as little people there as possible. The clone tool also comes in very handy if you know what I mean... I had to use it on #1 a little.
I LOVE the first one...
I like the shots, especially #1, but the paternal side of me did think "get some clothes on".
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