Harry Potter shoot

[travelguy92]

In my family we have a deep set love for all things Harry Potter. Its a fun love of ours. Anyways with a recent snow I decided it would be a great setting for some fun shots. I kind of love it. If its not your cup of tea I can respect that too !

Harry Potter Shoot by Houston Brooks, on Flickr

Harry Potter Shoot by Houston Brooks, on Flickr

Harry Potter Shoot by Houston Brooks, on Flickr

 

[smoke665]

I like both second and third. Just MPO, but the 1st might be better with less of the fireworks.

 

[Big Mike]

I like both second and third. Just MPO, but the 1st might be better with less of the fireworks.

That's a fully formed Patronus.

Muggles....

 

[tirediron]

I like both second and third. Just MPO, but the 1st might be better with less of the fireworks.

That's a fully formed Patronus.

Muggles....

Huh?????

I like the concept, but IMO, the lighting is holding these back a bit. Dropping the exposure on the background a couple of stops and then using a fairly tight light to highlight the model, possibly with a fill from below would have given these a much more 'magical' feel I think.

 

[smoke665]

I like both second and third. Just MPO, but the 1st might be better with less of the fireworks.

That's a fully formed Patronus.

Muggles....

Sorry, but the OP while stating they were into the Harry Potter theme, did not state that the images were only for the benefit of those who understood the significance of the light, (fully formed or not), nor was there an explanation for the uninformed of the significance. MPO still stands that it distracts from the image overall, but then again it is a "fun image", and as such he is entitled to show it however he wants.

 

[pjaye]

Words cannot express how much I love this shoot. As a huge, full fledged Harry Potter fan, I love the Patronus.

Question, is that her actual eye color in the third picture? Because if so, those are gorgeous eyes.