Recent couple shoot

[brett25]

Last weekend I had a shoot with a couple. Just looking for a little
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Here are a couple pics

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[Nicnack]

IMHO... which is worth only about a 1/2 cent... In the first pic I would have had them without their sunglasses... the glare on the females glasses is distracting... in pic two... i think the female looks a little uncomfortable... and her shoulder is completely hidden under his arm.... no to mention the top of his head is cut off a long with the bottom of the bike... i would have backed up and go the whole bike in the frame... but again... thats just MHO

 

[tirediron]

Agree with the above. I also think a fill light would have helped even out the exposure in both images.

 

[Allie]

In the second picture, the background is just to bright and distracting in the middle. And in the first picture I would've done it without their glasses, indeed the reflection in the woman's glasses is distracting.

 

[Early]

Last weekend I had a shoot with a couple. Just looking for a little
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I don't mind her glasses so much because they really aren't hiding her eyes. I'm also wondering if his eyes would have been visible by using a reflector since he is squinting anyway. A definite keeper, this shot, especially if you can lighten up the guy's teeth a hair in PS.

 

[Ls3D]

Looks a bit saturated, slightly dark.. Nice portrait though, and should print nicely too. -Shea

 

[TBAM]

Just quickly. I also agree with the above points.

However, in response to their comments re: the sunglasses.

I don't think they are actually sunglasses, I suspect they are prescription glasses that change their opacity / sun-filtering dependant on the light.

E.g. In indoor light they would appear to be wearing normal glasses. Outside on a sunny day it would look like they are wearing sunglasses. On a cloudy overcast day, it would look like normal glasses however in a rocket slowly approaching as well as looking directly at the sun, the glasses would be quite black.