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Vintage E-shoot in Nashville
I've been dying to do a vintage style e-shoot for some time now, and finally the right couple came along. They were awesome to work with, and brought along good props and clothing. I was blessed with a nice cloudy day, so the lighting was even all over for most of the shoot. ( I used the 24-70 2.8L)
This is possibly my best ever e-shoot, but still, I'm all about hearing ways to improve my work. This was shot in downtown Nashville. Tell me the good and the bad.
For the record, this type of shoot was more about a theme, and fun, rather than about the standard "showcasing their love for each other", which is usually my goal, don't get me wrong. Anyway-here ya go!
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This is possibly my best ever e-shoot, but still, I'm all about hearing ways to improve my work. This was shot in downtown Nashville. Tell me the good and the bad.
For the record, this type of shoot was more about a theme, and fun, rather than about the standard "showcasing their love for each other", which is usually my goal, don't get me wrong. Anyway-here ya go!
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Canon 5D MK IV | 24-70 2.8L USM | 50mm F1.4 USM | 70-200mm F2.8L | AB 800 light | 430EXII speedlight (x2) | Lowel iLight | Cybersync remotes | bag of trail mix |
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Sure Heather, give me some knowledge on fixing upper arms. I was very mindful of her arms in most shots, and even did a lot of creative cropping in some shots to help out(some of those shots aren't posted here).
As for shrinking them, sure, some advice would work here. I mean, I use the "Liquify" screen in CS4 often, but not for complete upper arms so much. What else is there? I guess you can post it here, for other's benefit as well, unless you want to email me or something. Thanks el mucho.
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