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Ron - as always I appreciate your supportive comments. It is true I was stuck a little in my mid-body level or closer framing. I tend to do that because I just love to be able to get into the subject's eyes when viewing photos. I did get a few in the shoot, but I really should work on getting more full body shots. Thanks!
Jim - Thanks for looking and commenting. I hope all is well with you. Re: the last shot, yes, it's a little awkward to me too. I have a few shots of him sitting there, none of which was I thrilled with the posing. Here is the original view of that shot:
http://edinkc.smugmug.com/Proofing-Galleries/Matthew/i-cdp5gBt/0/L/IMG_2590a-L.jpg
Tony - thanks very much for the feedback and compliments on the shoot. I do try hard to get the guys to give some expression. He wasn't easy to break off of the serious guy stare or not get a mechanical smile out of. I find girls quite a lot easier to shoot in that respect. But overall, I was pretty happy. I feel that is as big a challenge as any other aspect of a senior photo shoot - getting them comfortable and natural. When there is good chemistry between me and the subject at the shoot, it seems really easy, but that chemistry may not be there naturally and you have a very short time to make it happen.
Ed
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