Photoshoot: IS350 & Sunset
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Thanks again for the comments, I didnt shoot these pictures, my buddy did. He did a great job, a little heavy on the HDR in the editing but they came out great. Keep em coming
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Thanks for the kind words, everyone. I was the photog for this shoot.
I was in SD for the weekend only and did not anticipate a photo shoot, so I did not bring a tripod with me. All of the above shots are hand held, 3 exposures, and HDRI's. I had to bump up the ISO in order to keep a quick shutter speed to maintain steadiness for each of the 3 exposures.
There's really not much to see in the original shots. I chose to shoot against the sun because the shadows were too long when the sun was behind me. Shooting against the sun caused the sky to be blown, hence the HDRI's.
This wasn't really a formal shoot. My formal shoots typically last 2-3 hours minimum, but the sun was going fast. I generally prefer to do sunrise shoots as I am not a big fan of the golden tone that sunsets offer.
If anyone in SoCal is interested in a formal photo shoot, please contact me via e-mail or give me a ring.
aHeroPhoto@gmail.com
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Thanks again for all the feedback!
I was in SD for the weekend only and did not anticipate a photo shoot, so I did not bring a tripod with me. All of the above shots are hand held, 3 exposures, and HDRI's. I had to bump up the ISO in order to keep a quick shutter speed to maintain steadiness for each of the 3 exposures.
There's really not much to see in the original shots. I chose to shoot against the sun because the shadows were too long when the sun was behind me. Shooting against the sun caused the sky to be blown, hence the HDRI's.
This wasn't really a formal shoot. My formal shoots typically last 2-3 hours minimum, but the sun was going fast. I generally prefer to do sunrise shoots as I am not a big fan of the golden tone that sunsets offer.
If anyone in SoCal is interested in a formal photo shoot, please contact me via e-mail or give me a ring.
aHeroPhoto@gmail.com
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Thanks again for all the feedback!