Photostation doesn't always happen as planned

[federerphotography]

Ran a photo station not long back - decided to use the back wall of the barn as the backdrop rather than dropping in a white background or something. It was a risk, but I'm happy with how it went.

More on my photography blog (it's a post or two back)

So, as a reminder: go with your gut sometimes, you don't always need to follow your preconceptions.

Incidentally, but still related, I just finished a 12+ page article explaining my photostation setup, and how to do it yourself, here (you'll need to register for the discussion forum (free) to see anything of value)

 

[zerofourtwo]

I love the tones in these photos, my work monitor may be a bit off, but it looks like a muted sepia, beautiful.

 

[federerphotography]

Nope, your monitor is right - that's about what they are... a mix of B&W and sepia. I did it, and it prints well.

 

[JamesMason]

Loving 2 & 3

 

[federerphotography]

Danke.

 

[rub]

Just lovely - looks like so much fun! And I love the processing.

 

[[Dillz]]

I think it worked out fine! Good Job!

 

[cauzimme]

Great job! Love your postwork. A fun serie.

 

[swiminjane]

That is such a different feel that it would have it had a drop in the background. I personally love it but it really depends on what the occasion is or atmosphere is you are trying to establish.