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Jess_Sullivan wrote:
I'd mention:
- Over-exposing scenes like these (to get the skin tones as correct as possible from the camera) will still usually still bring out the nice bokeh and colors after doing some work in post- most cameras these days never cease to amaze me at how much can be reclaimed in the highlights. I opt to work like this most of the time as well, to avoid getting into strobe complications, longer setup time, distance myself from the clients, etc.
- framing and posing has a lot to do with where you stand yourself- often I favor images that are not "dead on" from the photographer to the subject. The extreme example is a deer in headlights vs. portrait of a deer....
- I have a hunch more can be done in post with these images to see what you like best. Pull some shadows, crop some frames... I think your approach is on the right track.
-Jess
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Thanks, these are really helpful tips!
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