Holly & Adam E-Session (6/14/2008)

Shima

I second shot for a more established photographer yesterday... so I'm not taking any claim for the poses, as I was merely capturing other angles of the stuff she was having them do... though the ring shots were all my own ideas as I did those while she did some more poses with them. Also my 100 f2.8 macro arrived Friday, so the ring shots were all taken with that Yay toys!

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cmorganphotography

The first one looks a little green. Her hair is kinda green and so is the skintone.
#6 is FANTASTIC. It makes me think I can just pluck that ring right out of the picture.
#2 is great because they look like they are in an egg!

adpace

Very nice set. The 1st one looks green to me too, but the rest are really cool... I love the ring shots... very nicely done!

Scott_Quier

This is a nice set and some creative ideas! To my eyes, not only does #1 look green, but so does #3.

Very nice work!

Shima

I did a replace photo on #1, so it should no longer look so green now after my tweaking. Better now?

EDIT: also tweaked #3 as well to remove some green.

Thanks for all the great comments thus far

Agnieszka

Hi there.

I LOVE your ring shots. #6 is very creative & #7 is a catalog shot!!!

Not sure about the pose in #2, looks very "forced" & #8 (he's wearing a hat?? That's kind of a no-no for eng photos) ... but you mentioned those were not your poses and I think I woudl have tried to take #5 in the shade ..., but that might be just me

Nice shots Shima! I'm sure the photographer was happy to have you come along!

Agnieszka

Shima wrote:

Thanks for the feedback, the hat had to do w/ the fact that they were trying to get that farmer look... earlier while I was doing ring shots they took some photos holding a pitch fork and shovel too... haha

And yes #2 was veryyyyy posed. The guy was super uncooperative so the photog I was with kept having to pose them since he wasn't really going with the flow, he kept asking "are we done now?" obviously he wasn't a picture person, heh

How funny. Either I recently visited the photographer's blog, or somebody else just recently had the same idea ... but I swear I saw a photo like that not too long ago!

Man, ugh ... that sucks. I always try to warm up a bit with the guy (as they usually wonder why the heck you need to have eng. photos) - haha, poor you!

Shima

Agnieszka wrote:

How funny. Either I recently visited the photographer's blog, or somebody else just recently had the same idea ... but I swear I saw a photo like that not too long ago!

Man, ugh ... that sucks. I always try to warm up a bit with the guy (as they usually wonder why the heck you need to have eng. photos) - haha, poor you!

Well they're farmers, so that's where the shovel and pitch fork came from... as far as the tunnel goes though, silhouette photos seem to be getting pretty popular these days it seems...