The first photo turned out great, except that a tree was directly behind Jophie's (the model's) head. Yet, the photo still looks great, with the mistakes.
ISO 800 250mm f/5.6 1/250 sec
In this photo I missed the focus on her eyes, and focused behind Jophie, onto the umbrella. The umbrella actually created a really nice touch to the photo.
With the umbrella being transparent, it serves a as a great neutral color.
ISO 400 109mm f/5.0 1/200 sec
ISO 800 123mm f/5.0 1/250 sec
There was a series of photos taken with the basket including the photo below. when I loaded the photos into Lightroom and saw the limbs in the background, I was very frustrated with myself for not paying attention in the moment of taking the photograph. I took the photo at around 120mm f/5 so it still looks great for normal viewers.
I call this photo the business photo.It is very formal, I think it would look great on a Linkedin page.
ISO 800 135mm f/5.0 1/200 sec
ISO 400 96mm f/5.0 1/250 sec
ISO 800 84mm f/5.0 1/250sec
The above were a couple of spontaneous ideas that turned into great pictures.
The last photos consist of a reenactment of Mary Poppins and a desperate attempt to make leaves fly.
The color correction was very simple this shoot. I turned the greens to yellows and the yellows to orange.
The autumn weather did it again. It aided me to produce beautiful photos for Jophie. I'm still learning, but I notice more things I can fix on the shoot, rather than trying to fix problems in post.
Thanks for reading, and continue to release your ideas into reality.
