Their Anniversary
ridetwistyroads
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My parents, married 27 years here in a couple weeks. Great folks, they set an excelent example which I can only strive to live up to.
What I need here is a hand picking a favorite, the plan is to print and frame one as a present. I really like the traditional style pose of #1, but the light is quite harsh (direct sunlight, maybe 1:30pm). The light in the latter two is much more pleasing to me, but between the two I'm having trouble picking which one I prefer. Knowing them personaly (duh.) I lean to the last shot, they've spent alot of years laughing together.
Thoughts?
Thanks for looking,
Chris
What I need here is a hand picking a favorite, the plan is to print and frame one as a present. I really like the traditional style pose of #1, but the light is quite harsh (direct sunlight, maybe 1:30pm). The light in the latter two is much more pleasing to me, but between the two I'm having trouble picking which one I prefer. Knowing them personaly (duh.) I lean to the last shot, they've spent alot of years laughing together.
Thoughts?
Thanks for looking,
Chris
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More ideas, anyone?
I also prefer #2. As you said the lighting is harsh in #1 and it is difficult to see your mom's face in #3. I think they will be very pleased with their present.
Nicole
Punched it up in levels a bit before print. Considering a crop, any suggestions? I tried a few traditional portriat crops, and they didn't seem to fit. Would be be "off" to leave it in landscape? I don't know why not, but, just seems a little funny. I do like the natural surroundings, so I suppose I'll leave them!
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