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June 16, 2013 at 8:07 pm #10837
LilllyLynn06
ParticipantWouldn’t you just love this one to remember your special day?
https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/3735_635456156483452_243984051_n.jpg
Image compliments of John Ramer Photography
June 17, 2013 at 7:11 am #10854Worst Case Scenario
ParticipantIf all the shots are like this then maybe they need to up their shutter speed, But I expect this is just one of a whole set of of great shots.None of the images you are posting are bad enough to be on the front page of this site. You obviously have a problem with John Ramer Photography.
June 17, 2013 at 8:14 am #10856nesgran
ParticipantI went ahead and looked him up on facebook. He appears to be mainly a landscape photographer (lots of HDR) who is doing some people shooting as well. He’s actually got a few more bad shots in the same series or rather lots of mediocre ones and a couple of blurry disasters. I wouldn’t call him a faux, just not a very good tog or at least well out of his depth. I suspect he could benefit from working as a second shooter for a few weddings as he is a far better landscape phbotographer than people photographer
I just wish someone would tell him to ease off on the HDR though
June 17, 2013 at 9:00 am #10863cameraclicker
ParticipantI found the Facebook page too. I agree with Nesgran’s view. He has some landscapes and a digital art or two that I like a lot.
I wonder what LillyLynn06’s photos look like.
June 17, 2013 at 6:20 pm #10873Manual Mode
ParticipantThere are some nice landscapes there a good mixture. I do like natural HDR not the Harry Potter grunge scary stuff lol. I shoot mainly landscapes and studio stuff and have just recently started shooting people. I find them somewhat of a mystery lol, they move and can be tough to light. I of course do not charge for my services as I am a student still in the learning process.
June 18, 2013 at 8:42 am #10880JCFindley
ParticipantThat one has great sales potential as it is. While is HDRs are pushed a bit on the colors they are starting from good compositions and subjects in general and could actually sell as they are. In general, I think most togs that try HDR start out with it a bit over the top and usually tone it down as the progress in their hobby or career and that includes me. I am still redoing some of my older work for that exact reason.
Wedding wise, well, I will let you people shooters talk about that.
(Oh, I get asked to shoot weddings now and then and quote them a 15K starting price. If anyone does take me up on it, I have an outstanding “second shooter” that will tag along with me for 10K of that.)
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