Recent content by Rogdodge

Really like all these shots. Lots of expression and story in all of them. I want to move the image down a little in the first poster composition, just as a thought.

No 2 - terrific shot. Well Done:thumbs:

Love the colours in the background, great backdrop and contrast to the subjects. I like the circles and the framing, adds further interest and dimension to the shot, but I guess it's about personal taste.

Great set. #4 and#6 for me. Shows you don't need a sunny day and great skies can add real interest to the shots. They should be delighted with these.

Like these a lot. I would have cropped No 1 slightly higher to put the main focus of the face a little more into the shot than at the edge IMHO. Colours are terrific and lighting spot on.

Like the shot. Like the pose too. I wonder if a little less light a more shadow would make it more dramatic, especially on the face. Like the way you show off the tattoo.

Nice set. You need to get some catch lights in the eyes that'll bring the shots alive even more.

Mmmmmm - I think this team will have a real problem in defence...... ;)

Thanks Les, Looking at the book is a great idea - next time! Here is the non-blown version rescued from the Raw file as suggested previously. Thanks for this - here's #2 in B+W with a little high-pass filter to bring out the detail and yes - you're dead right. makes a great version...

Amy contacted me and we did a shoot yesterday mostly in the studio but one outside shot shown at the end too. She and I are both inexperienced at this! Welcome your thoughts! Studio Shots The outside shot Thanks for any feedback

Really like 1. Great capture. 3 is clearly great timing, lucky to have such a rare event in the early days of your DSLR!

Great set. Love 2 and 3. Contrast in 2 looks terrific. Agree the eyes need catch lights. Is it legit to add afterwards in PP?? 3 is really good. Like the Dad's look and half hidden behind towel adds great depth into the shot. I think the watch works as it adds a great contrast to the rest of the...

Love 1 and 3 particularly. The composition/crop in 3 works due to the laughing subject.caught in a candid type pose but wonder if it doesn't work as well in 4. Seems less reason to put the subject in the bottom left in a straight forward portrait?? Great clarity and composition in 1.

Thanks Paul!

Thanks. Yes, do. Shoot in Raw and so will look to bring some detail back. Appreciate the comments.