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BKphotography Registered: Oct 30, 2008 Total Posts: 2919 Country: United Kingdom |
Had the pleasure to photograph these seriously funny people a few weeks ago and I would love to know what the fine people at FM think of 'em. ![]() 2. ![]() 3. ![]() 4. ![]() 5. ![]() 6. ![]() 7. ![]() 8. ![]() 9. ![]() 10. ![]() 11. ![]() 12. ![]() 13. ![]() 14. ![]() 15. ![]() 16. ![]() 17. ![]() 18. ![]() 19. ![]() |
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CarminaF Registered: Aug 01, 2007 Total Posts: 1373 Country: Canada |
Whoa. Cool set! |
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MPLS_photog Registered: Jun 02, 2009 Total Posts: 850 Country: United States |
Awesome set and finally TSE Laforet style and not just for portraits, sweet! What interesting B&G as well, had to be a treat to phtograph them. |
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ksmahgrts Registered: Nov 23, 2005 Total Posts: 5658 Country: United States |
LOVE #9. |
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Paul Reams Registered: Feb 01, 2007 Total Posts: 450 Country: United States |
Some super-fun shots here! I really liked 13-16. Creative and fun with nice processing touches. I might take out/pull back the vignetting on 11 and 12 and I don't know that the two images that make up 7 work together that well. I'd probably just keep 7b by itself. |
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Sam Hassas Registered: Jul 11, 2007 Total Posts: 5964 Country: United States |
Dude....these rock. UK is just too cool. The clown stuff is hilarious and tasteful at the same time. I dig the processing on these as well man. You do desat well. Cheers BK. |
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Volktronic Registered: Sep 10, 2008 Total Posts: 108 Country: United States |
Not a big fan of the desat on #4, but #14 is rock'n my socks. |
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DBPhotography Registered: Dec 01, 2007 Total Posts: 1080 Country: United States |
Lots of wonderful shots here. Hard to pick a favorite. Patch Adams would be proud of #11 though. |
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maxwell1295 Registered: Jun 04, 2008 Total Posts: 4790 Country: United States |
Cool set! And they definitely seem like a fun couple to work with. Bring in the clowns! |
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Pandacat Registered: Feb 02, 2005 Total Posts: 1113 Country: United States |
#6. The emotion. Wow. |
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mineymole Registered: Oct 30, 2008 Total Posts: 3189 Country: United States |
Wow. Different. Creative. Extraordinary. |
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Sarah Dickerso Registered: Jan 09, 2008 Total Posts: 1148 Country: United States |
flippin' fantastic. |
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Tony Hoffer Registered: Mar 14, 2008 Total Posts: 7305 Country: United States |
How I feel about clowns: ![]() |
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radioblurs Registered: Aug 26, 2005 Total Posts: 4285 Country: United States |
big fan of this set-very creative and as sam mentioned, still tasteful with some classic touches here and there |
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Stephaniespix Registered: Jul 17, 2006 Total Posts: 1436 Country: United States |
Superb series, love #14 especially. What a fun wedding to shoot. |
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canerino Registered: May 28, 2005 Total Posts: 8476 Country: United States |
great shooting BK. lots of good ones here! i really like 16 as a different detail shot. good stuff. |
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timhpark Registered: Jan 04, 2007 Total Posts: 3418 Country: United States |
Really great stuff, BK! I enjoyed these a lot. |
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Wolfe_boy Registered: Jun 05, 2009 Total Posts: 619 Country: Canada |
9 rocks out with her socks out, but you're right, some work on facial expressions and might be a good thing. While everyone seems to be enjoying themselves, it looks a little forced to me. |
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afaust Registered: May 03, 2009 Total Posts: 77 Country: United States |
Great work and I like your posing and your ability to capture the moment. Very creative I think the use of desaturation is a little much. Throw it in here and there for some artistic flair but it seemed like a third or more of these were desaturated or overexposed. |
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jasont Registered: Feb 15, 2008 Total Posts: 671 Country: United States |
I love overall tonal of this set. What a unique wedding theme. #14 is so freakin awesome. |
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jofoto photo Registered: Jun 05, 2006 Total Posts: 637 Country: United Kingdom |
great set really like 14, just noticed the puddle in the shape of a heart behind the car , lucky you |
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prostudio Registered: Feb 13, 2009 Total Posts: 146 Country: United States |
Great ! Great pictures |
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popawalker Registered: Aug 01, 2004 Total Posts: 89 Country: United States |
Great set, not what I expected by the title, but finally saw where it came from, a follow up shot sometime later of them in full clown costume and makeup would be great to see. I've seen a couple of actual clown weddings with the bride and groom in all their colorful glory and it is fun. |
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DB Registered: Apr 04, 2007 Total Posts: 4842 Country: United States |
I was hoping that there would be some serious clownage in this set. Thanks so much for sharing! I love it - very cohesive and enjoyable. I'm so jealous of your pp skills - not saying I want my shots to look like this, but I wish I just knew how you got there. 14 - is that a Tilt Shift? Awesome perfect use of it, if so. |