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Jeremy_22 · May 26, 2010

Had the pleasure of photographing this couple. Did everything from "pretty" engagement shots to movie style images in a bar.

Natural light

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580 camera left in small softbox mixed with natural light

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580 in a soft silver umbrella
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Jeremy_22 · May 26, 2010

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ian408 · May 26, 2010

You've some nice stuff going here. However, they all work of the odd angle. I'd like to see something straight and level too.

Mike J · May 26, 2010

I really like the feel of all of these. The lighting is really well done.

In #2, the cut-off hands at the edges kind of bothers me. Not sure what you can do about it though.
#5 Love the rim lighting on this one.
#6 - looks too forced for me (the only one of the group I would put in this category)
#9 - #11 are all great but #10 really stands out. Wonder what she said to him in #10?

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Jeremy_22 · May 26, 2010

Appreciate the feedback. Actually, #6 wasn't forced at all. Everything we captured in the bar was very photojournalistic. He said something quit provoking to her.

kidzmom · May 27, 2010

Really fun shots. Very eye catching and interesting. Nothing boring here! I do love a lot of the Dutch tilts, but I think they work best when there are a minimal number of them. Seems a few straight on's might give a better impression of the set. Really nice job!

Jeremy_22 · May 27, 2010

I like angles. These are just a small sample of the ones I selected to show. For every tilt shot, there is the same shot but straight on. In addition, my business partner is also shooting, getting completely different compositions. There is one scene in the studio on our black leather couch he shot that I didn't....and I shot the green wall images that he didn't. Our team shooting allows a wider range of looks for our clients.

When we design our albums and wall galleries, the tilts work great in the flow of that design.

ivar · May 31, 2010

I've moved this over to our weddings forum

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