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Very emotive, well created.

Seemingly erotic without trying to hard. Well done. Love the tones, contrast, the simplicity.

Sorry Ken, but if this is a shot of her wedding band, then her eyes peering over his shoulder are quite distracting. I'm torn between the two as what to look at. One or the other. The good thing about wedding photos and digital, is that you have your subjects for hours on end, shooting hundreds of shots. Dont try to fit too much into one image.

Love the texture, image seems a bit sharp for this texture though. Soften it off a bit and you'd have a winner.

Awesome. Saw a similar dust storm envelope Melbourne city in Australia. That looked amazing, but alas, no camera at the time.

Would love to see this in B&W

Love your work Frank, and specially this one. I feel the TV and table give her odd use of the chair some story. The light is a great additive.

 

P.S LOVE the chair!

Ok Tim. As your first wedding, this is ok, but for your second, I want you to add there heads in. :-)

 

Sorry, that was a poor attempt at humour.

 

I like the simple story this image tells. Well exposed, good colour, nice light.

Thats one cherry in serious danger.

 

Not a big fan of the solarized concept.

A picture tells a thousand words. Don't try to out do it.

Dont understand....whats too extreme? Please elaborate.

I think you need a new scanner Anna. The pose is very rigid.

cannot get passed the quility of the scan. Thats awful. The colours are also pretty dreadful. If you've scanned off a print, try scanning the negative.

A little heavy on the filter settings in PS. Very nice mood, great angles, face is too flat and contrasty(?)and tones a bit off.

Good work, very good indeed. Idea and lighting superb. It does seem to be missing something by not including the head though.

Not sure about the glamour lighting and porno mood...but the lighting is well thought out.

I think this one shows the most technique amongst the folser, and although simple, the rest of the folder has some great images. Well done. You should experiment more with her.

Would love to see some of the old photos. You'd be amazed at how much the place has changed I think.

 

I'll gather a few shots from around Airlie and email them to you.

 

I was originally up here in the early '90's, and the changes are quite incredible.

 

Where abouts did you visit? I do work on Daydream, Long and Lindeman Islands, but live in Airlie Beach itself.

 

If there's anywhere in particular you'd like an updated shot from, let me know and I'll get it for you.

 

Cheers.

No...your bike is definately not in here!

I would suggest making this clear....ie: "Shot at a slow speed for a movement effect"

 

I only made my remark as some of the image is sharp, and some isn't. At the onset, it looked more like a dof problem than a slow shutter speed issue.

Not really "posed", I just asked that they walk towards me, but look elsewhere. When it come to wedding photo's, I prefer being an observer, not a focal point.

The focus seems to be at the back of her head. Her hair behind her neck is sharper then her face.

Must agree, there isn't much emotion, and she was just picking at something on her dress. She was great fun actually. Thanks for the comment.

Interested in what you think.

Anything you like or dislike?