seanjoyce

On the contrary, I do find the extra parts add to the fluidity, and subtly too. Excellent work.

Sean Joyce

The lighting across the landscape sometimes says all that needs to be

said. The aim was simplicity.

Australian Supermodel Megan Gale on the catwalk at the David Jones

Summer launch. Enjoy.

Tight crop from a fashion shoot.

-=Enjoy=-

Megan Gale on the catwalk at the David Jones VIP shot, in Brisbane,

Australia. She has a look I call 'smoulder' - here it is.

 

Regards,

Sean Joyce www.SceneJuice.com Photography.

Gorgeous.

A little underexposed for the city.

Great colors - well captured. It's sharp and well exposed.

The image suffers from a couple things. 1) Noise - maybe the iso was too high or you had to bump up the brightness. 2) Frontal flash - gives harsh shadows and flat light with no 'modeling'. 3) Distraction of the door frame. Try again removing those three problems and you'll have a winner.

Cheers,

Sean Joyce www.SceneJuice.com Photography.

I like the abstract - is it a photo or a drawing? The central logo is a little distracting - it's too prominent and draws the eye a bit too much. Perhaps put it off the one side or the other at the bottom?

Cheers

Sean Joyce www.SceneJuice.com Photography Brisbane.

Very central, but it's worked out well - there's enough symmetry to pull it off. Nice colors and saturation and exposure too.

Sean Joyce www.SceneJuice.com Photography, Brisbane.

Your subject matter is a bit jumbled. Try to make it clearer for the viewer what you want them to see, what you want them to feel.

I get it - well done.

Interesting work, light artist.

As a thumbnail this image leaps out at the viewer, and then at a larger size it's even better! Great use of depth of field, gorgeous treatment of the body and intense look - full marks, buddy.

What an intense gaze - well captured. Even if not a nude (i.e. just the headshot), this image would be a winner.

Comp card one-of-three, shot on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia,

as an example of the photographer's work. Model Noah Rush.

Cross-processing effect applied in photoshop.

 

Thanks for viewing.

Sean Joyce. www.SceneJuice.com

RAW conversion curve used to blow out city highlights. Layers with

colored halos (gaussian blurred) added to give the 'explosion'.

Thanks for viewing.

 

Sean Joyce

SceneJuice.com Photography, Brisbane, Australia.

I used a palm frond to give a 'frame in frame' effect. I also broke

the rule of thirds, to include some sand, to give a 'near to far'

treatment.

 

Thanks for viewing.

 

Cheers,

 

Sean Joyce www.SceneJuice.com

Flames through wrought iron chair and fireplace, shot at Yosemite

National Park. Thanks for viewing. Sean Joyce SceneJuice.com

Shot outdoors under broken sun, with flash into brolly and some

on-camera fill flash for catchlights.

When I saw this amazing pattern in this pine stud, I had to get a

picture of it. I used a sepia finish to give it some 'old world'

charm and depth.

 

Cheers,

Sean Joyce www.SceneJuice.com

Hi Matt,

It's hard to get right first time (especially looking at the sun!). I took a series of 5 or shots and chose the one that got the effect I wanted.

Cheers,

Sean Joyce www.SceneJuice.com

Too much contrast - can you reshoot at dawn or dusk?