Project - Little Sister's engagement shoot

No tough love from me, just a lot of goodness here! Maybe less concrete and more of the field shots. The hands shots are lovely.

O.K., per Heather's (Dewey) suggestion, I burned the edges a little more on the hand shot and it made it pop nicely. I also lowered the opacity a touch on the "graffiti" which improved it IMO. I keep going back to #4. Does anyone else see distortion?
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Amy

I agree with everyone else...the only thing I thought of was maybe putting her head on his shoulder for a few of those last shots, or him behind her when she's blowing out the dandylion. I like the first one a lot...love the edginess of it!!<img border='0' src='/graphics/mbicons/smilies_v2/thumbup2.gif'>

i love the second one! so unique and her dress is gorgeous!
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i agree, i would like to see more &quot;lovey dovey&quot; ness!

These are great! I really like the ones with the dandelion! I *LOVE* 9, 10, and 11. They look cute, sweet, and happy! I agree with Joey Ann about that last one. Great pictures!

These are great, Amy! I love the color and your sis is beautiful! They are such a cute couple! I agree with the lack of interaction. They don't need to be saucy but a little more closeness would be nice. Shooting in full sun isn't a bad thing, just watch the lighting. Have them face away from the sun so the shadow covers their face and ~viola~ you have shade. Plus some rim lighting.
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I will try to look at them more closely and give you a nitty gritty review but for now they look great. Oh, but in the last one he looks like he is checking HER out and not her face, if you get what I mean... <img border='0' src='/graphics/mbicons/smilies_v2/blush.gif'> That begins some saucy and I'm thinking you were not going for that is why I bring it up! lol