engagement-like photos, C&C please
NateWagner
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Well, I recently had the opportunity to take engagement like photos of some of my married friends. It was a bit of a struggle as he didn't really want to take the photos so before we were able to make it out the door we only had a half hour of light. In addition all of the photos are from right outside of their apartments (not a great view). Anyway, I gave it a shot, and this is what I came up with. Please comment and critique.
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please leave comments and critique, I would really appreciate it.
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Nate
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If this is your first try, it's a good start. Watch the eyes. Your angle cut off his eyes in the first, third and fifth with his eyeglass frames. The skin tones are all over the place between the images so they don't have a consistent look to them - my guess is that the exposure varied so you changed the image in post to compensate. Also, you need to not crop so tightly. You will feel it when you go to print these since you may have to cut off some of the image. That said - #3 and 5 are my choices.
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-Nate
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I bet they LOVED them.
One comment where the ladies faces is so much closer than the mans in the one shot it makes her head look a bit large....maybe not as complimentary as it could be.
Other than that I really like the lighting, exposure and creativity of the shots.
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Swartzy: I was trying to crop rather tight, I guess I just went a little overboard. I was going extra tight to avoid houses and the like in the background, but I probably could have gone a little wider, ahh well, the actual photos have plenty of room, so I can just change the crop a bit.
Zoomer: Yeah, I think they liked them for them. at least that's what they are telling me. I've been working on the lighting and stuff, it's interesting how in photography there's always something different to change and to watch. Ahh well I guess that's the fun of it.
-Nate
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Canon Stuff (and third party stuff as well)
Tampa Bay Wedding Photography