Hi all! Today I wanted to share an image that I took on my Friday shoot. This was at a local hotel with a great view of the river valley, as well as a wonderful sky view. This image was posed to ensure the bride was on the right side of center, with her face on a node. I have her looking back into the image so you are not wondering what she is looking at. If she was looking the other way, I am quite sure it wouldn't have the same appeal, or impact on the viewer. OK, so I took the original and noticed that I didn't like the way the background was set up. I adjusted the background in photoshop and used a high pass filter for sharpening. Of course I am not going over all the photoshop work, but you get the point.
Specs: Nikon D200, 17-55 mm lens @ 17 mm, F/3.2 @ 1/2000, right side main SB-800 at F/3.2, camera close left SB-800 1-stop under for fill. SU-800 trigger on camera.
Key point - get the image right in camera so the work that you do afterwards is minimized.
Enjoy!
Lance,
ReplyDeleteNice fix -- great sky!