Here an example of what our fall here in MN has been like. Luckily Minneapolis has a few very nice indoor alternatives. Sometime I feel that from one e-session to another for me I am repeating too many of the same poses. What are your thought on some of these. I know that they are pretty "safe" but with everything being wet it was tough to find goos spots for them to site down. Comments and critique are very much welcomed. Thanks.

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7 jumped out off the screen and nearly knocked me off my chair.

Gracious.

Between you me and Evan we should do a MPLS meetup.

I'm certainly game for that, slow season is almost here for me.

nice shots, just wish there was some kind of consistency in the processing.

You hit a home run with 4 !!!

Crazy set overall!

if this is the same couple in all of the pics in this set, in some of the pics, her eyes look a different color?

sherijohnson wrote:
if this is the same couple in all of the pics in this set, in some of the pics, her eyes look a different color?

my son is the same way... just depends on how the light hits his eyes.. they can either look extremely dark, or the hazel color they truly are...

pretty good job. 2 is my fav but w/ such a wide shot i'm wishing to see their whole body. but great framing IMHO

Nice Images. I love the warmer toned ones.

I thought non-consistent PP gets frowned upon here, but hey ..
If you can pull it off without getting criticized then why not.

5 and 7 stand out well. Very nice man. Others seem a bit center focused. Not all that bad as I do that often as well. A lot of vertical shots as well.

~Sam

12 has the crazy eyes haha
nice job overall I agree with Josh needs some consistent processing
doug

I really like number 1, her eyes are lovely. I like the concept of 4 with the whole frame being brick, the posing seems a bit awkward to me however. Possibly would have been better with more strategic placement in the frame (bottom right corner or something of the like) center just doesn't add anything special to it. 6 is beautiful, love the processing on this as well. Would you mind sharing a little bit more about your processing on this one? I really like the framing on 7 as well. Great set!!!

Like the set. Only nit would be same pose over and over.

Someone mentioned a Mpls meet-up. I'm SO in! Evan and I have spoken before, and I'd love to do that. I'm Wisconsin, a few hours from there. But I have friends there, and winter tends to be a bit slow.
-Rebecca

For what it is worth all of the photos are very camera aware (which is not necessarily a bad thing), and while images like #7 and #10 jump off the screen I dont see much emotion or relationship.

So take that for what its worth but also realize that you have some gems there.

diggitydawg510 wrote:
pretty good job. 2 is my fav but w/ such a wide shot i'm wishing to see their whole body. but great framing IMHO
I wanted to keep them full body but the ground they were standing on was wet/dry and I felt like it was too distracting.

hardlyboring wrote:
12 has the crazy eyes haha
nice job overall I agree with Josh needs some consistent processing
doug
hehe she does

Bandwith exceeded....time to go Pro.

Argh... I really wanted to see these!