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    A Family Shoot

    Here are some photos I did at a recent family shoot. I would love and C&C you have to offer:

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    Elegant, nice warm colors. Good job on this series.

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    beautiful work.
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    thanks for the kudos. Any criticism? (besides being a little soft, I didnt sharpen for web)

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    I'm new at this! How do you get such great lighting?

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    the golden hour (before sunset). My favorite for kids and family that will be moving around alot

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    These are very nice...I'll throw a criticism out there though.

    About half of these have problems with overexposure on the shirts. It's not easy to shoot white in bright sunlight and keep detail....having them wear something a different color might have helped. Otherwise I would have underexposed their face a tad and got the exposure more "on" for the shirts....then bumped the brightness of their faces in pp a little bit. Either that or see if you can save the shirts in post.

    But...considering you were shooting white, it looks pretty good. I just find the over brightness of the shirts to be very distracting.
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    The bright shirts don't bother me. I would crop #1 a little tighter (not so much space above). Other than that this is a nice series.

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    Very good session. Your subjects look very relaxed, gives me that Sunday afternoon feeling.

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    Thanks all. I really appreciate the feedback. The shirts are bright, but not blown out, that might be a monitor issue. Black hair with white shirts is always a bit tricky, but overall I think I metered ok. I had to under expose a tad (in raw) and fix in post processing.

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    These are cute. I also think that the shirts are overexposed, but it is really hard not to do. I expose for the shirt, then brighten the skin in PP.

    They look kinda soft, even for sharpening for web, and is it me, or are these kinda noisy?
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    really it might be a monitor thing because my histogram showed me what I was shooting. I did blow out in some pics, but not ones that made the final cut for the most part. I had to be really careful because if I underexposed too much, their hair would become a black blob. So I am pretty confident I didnt over expose on the shirts.


 

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