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k2butter
Sep-06-2007, 06:48 AM
Took these last weekend on the coast of maine....


http://k2butter.smugmug.com/photos/191782817-M-1.jpg

http://k2butter.smugmug.com/photos/191781518-M.jpg

http://k2butter.smugmug.com/photos/191782099-M.jpg

http://k2butter.smugmug.com/photos/191781837-M.jpg

The lighting was very harsh on this one, aside from not shooting in mid day sun, I am thinking maybe this should be b/w??? Not sure what else to do, I just love all the ducks coming toward her...

http://k2butter.smugmug.com/photos/191780990-M.jpg

Llywellyn
Sep-06-2007, 06:54 AM
These are so adorable! Numbers 2, 3, and 4 are my favorites. I love how little she seems in comparison with the tower in number 2, the conversion and utterly candid moment in number 3 are fantastic, and the emotion of number 4 is so very sweet. Perhaps cropping a bit more off the bottom of 4 would pull the focus more on the adult and child.

As for the last one, it would be interesting to see in B&W. I'd watch out for that harsh highlight on her hair blowing out more in the conversion, though.

Overall, a sweet sentiment very nicely captured. :thumb

Cuties02q
Sep-06-2007, 07:13 AM
Nice shots I like #3 & #4 best =)

k2butter
Sep-06-2007, 08:55 AM
Thank you for the suggestions... I agree, I think her hair is too blown out in number 4 for the conversion to work, it may, I may try it.... I cropped in a bit on the one of the two of us... I think I like it better, but I also liked the water in the original picture, so I may play around with that crop!!!

I appreciate the kind remarks. :)

ShepsMom
Sep-06-2007, 02:28 PM
These are really good shots, technically and very well composed. Great job, love B&W one, what your conversion method? Would love to hear it :thumb

k2butter
Sep-07-2007, 06:20 AM
Sheps Mom, I had to laugh when you asked what the method was, only because I really don't have one, I just sort of wing it... I used Lightroom for that one, but I use PHotoshop for some still, I Have not really worked through a work flow for that... The one here I used a LR preset then adjusted the exposure/tone and recovery until it looked right...

Thank you very much for your kind comments... I really appreciate it! :)

ShepsMom
Sep-07-2007, 02:25 PM
No problem, i don't have LR, i had trial version and didn't care for it. I only use PS. May be that's why i have no real skill in processing LOL

gefillmore
Sep-07-2007, 07:09 PM
love the pics, k-

that first one cracks me up!-