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try something new: Deepscape
...was the challenge some weeks / months ago. I did: approaching the topic "deepscape".
Iria sitting on my car
As we were planning our shoot, Iria said she needed a swimwear look. I wanted lifestyle with my car. We compromised. I think it turned out great. Hope you like it.
Secret Canyon
Sand falling in Secret Canyon
Eagles on Lake Winnipesaukee
Shot these while cruising on the lake with friends.
Von der Decken's Hornbill
A bird I have not come across before. In my ignorance I just assumed it was a variety of Toucan.
I feel fortunate to have ben able to capture it with my lens.
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Solid comps! The first shot is great at layering foreground, middle ground, and background. The radial gradient on the TV looks great too.
As a personal preference for white modern spaces, I like to make sure the whites are true white, without color cast. You can always go over the image in the end to apply a color grade, but these just feel like the white balance is subtly off.
Example: (please ignore the terrible GIF banding)
Thank you for sharing your toughts! I did it on purpose a little warmer and I still like it compared to the true color version. Also, which is the most important, the client loved them. :)
I really like these images. Great composition and the property is staged well.
I would also agree that for me, the interior white balance is too warm. I would like to see the whites as whites
Great stuff though...
Nice work. I really like this warmer look
Thank you!
Amazingly shot ..... loved the way it is
Great picture. And nice warm tones. If you do this for interior I would recommend to avoid side to side that is more related to real estate shoots. Wonderful job
Thank you! I will keep in mind this :)
Good composition... I really liked it...
I would suggest to be carefull with White Balance... Even though a warmer environment create a good mood, modern architecture is mostly about really clean and white images.
Thank you! Really appreciate it.
Great work. I only wish you could have done at least a one point perspective.
What camera, lens, and flash did you use?