Guardian

Hi Truex thanks for the imput, appreciate where your coming from, yes i have some single shots of her also.

Cheers

Graham

By: grahamab

Meadow Grasshopper

Cracking detail and love the different tones of green.

Excellent

Graham

By: Stace

Not I....

Thanks for the advice guys, appreciated will be playing again soon

By: grahamab

The trail...

Hi Johnny, thanks for the kind words, lit with flash on this one from both sides.

Thanks again

Graham

By: grahamab

The high road

Thanks for the kind comments, matyjasz yes it was about 5 mins before an isolated shower hit us, two ex580ii with pocket wizard ttls
either side of the road, the sun was actually off to the right of the shot but obscured at that time

Graham

By: grahamab

Resistance is futile..

Thanks for the comments as I mentioned it was purely setting sun nothing more I have used flash later on in the series but this was basically a warm up shot, 1 to warm up the model lol and two just to grab a nice shot in the late evening sunshine I am pretty familiar with using off cam flash with EX580s and pocketwizard ttls, but thanks for the imput.

Graham

By: grahamab

Runaway Beauty

Nice portrait, she is effortlessly beautiful and well captured !

Graham

By: eating

A simple portrait...

Thankyou for all your kind comments, very much appreciated.

Graham

By: grahamab

Dreamy

Beautifully lit and nice expression, liking the tilt adding that subtle extra dimension.

Graham

By: Mircea_Marinescu

God daughters

I was stood on an isolated rock with a prime lens on, not able to move forward or backwards, it was more of a snapshot than a controlled set up shot.
Grahab

By: grahamab

Fields of Green

Shazbah, it was very gloomy and overcast, flash was an only option, if you read the description we were looking to shoot a sunset style (as per the forecast) and were dismayed to find it horrible and gloomy and it was only 8pm ! hence the end result with on cam flash, I didnt plan to actually take the flash out of the bag !
Cheers

Graham

By: grahamab

Lazy Days

Thanks for your kind words everyone, its appreciated. I am sure Lisa would be over the moon with the kind comments in respect to this series. I alway see it as a partnership between the tog and the model and we just had a really great shoot together.

Thanks again

Graham

By: grahamab

So Delicate..

Mike, thanks for the input, however what you dont know is...

Just behind is a road, those are the only poppies within 50 yards, there is no higher angle, the sun is in the wrong place due to the unusual shooting time, to the right is a crappy railway bridge, to the left are some signal boxes and signs, this is the best angle and height I could find to shoot at given the circumstances, in the previous image I cropped to keep out the railway banking and signs, in this I found the most pleasing angle available.
I appreciated your imput, however your comments however well intended, were just not available and that was pretty much the best composition available.
Add into that mix we were under time contraint due to both having commitments to go to after this.

Graham

By: grahamab

Graffiti alternative

Hi Mark, thanks for the kind works, the shoes were actually silver, I did experiment with that but it just didnt look much different so decided to keep it as the same.

Cheers

Graham

By: grahamab

Want...

Thanks for all the kind words guys, I will pass on to sarah.
Stevespics- yes studio lighting for this shot. twin softboxes.

Cheers !

Graham

By: grahamab

To the manor born...

Thanks guys, Tony, you know as well as I that you only get a successful image these days if its a lingerie shoot in a studio
Cheers for the comments

By: grahamab

Just me...

Lesley, how on earth did you know that's what I was thinking lol

Thanks for the kind words

Graham

By: grahamab

max

Love retreivers ! worth a click any day of the week !

By: ray_paul

Country Church

Hello there, yes it was using HDR software, I just shot the church to give me a landscape/subject/skyline to practice on, a church seemed to be an ideal subject.

Graham

By: grahamab

Lady Retro...

Your probably right Andy, I just couldnt think of anything better at the time, and we got through quite a few changes and I think the look/dresses had a little crossover thanks for commenting though

Graham

By: grahamab

Evening glow...

Keith,

Thanks very much for your kind words, very much appreciated from myself and I am sure Trina will be much encouraged by the feedback.

Graham

By: grahamab

Yellow Mellow...

Thanks for your kind comments, appreciated, I did toy with the background a little but was just not sure, so decided to leave it as it was.

cheers

Graham

By: grahamab

Close Up

nice crop and lovely smile...

Graham

By: bricjen

Relax

Lovely gentle pose, nice and relaxed.
I think this may have benefited from the use of a little diffused fill-in flash though just to take away the suns flare effect over her head. Just a thought.

Nice composed though I am enjoying your efforts.

Graham

By: bricjen

ANOTHER TRIBUTE TO...

She looks like she can read our minds and knows exactly what we are thinking...

Love the smooth lines and contrast.

Graham

By: WILCZEWSKI

Majestic

Hi Haynay, this is a great angle, great dof and a great array of colours !

Well done and I can see the improvement already !

Excellent !

Graham x

By: bricjen

Claire

oooh she has the most beautiful eyes, pity she was not looking at the camera, eyes you want to fall into...

Nice capture

Graham

By: Hoffy

Holly #3

Gorgeous model, just a little noisy on the bigger image with it being at iso400, but lovely pose and very striking

Graham

By: DavidGresham

A.

Excellent colours and DOF, she looks very smooth and confident, well captured !

Graham

By: topol

Sunset Temple

Beautifully done Shan, this is so very eye catching, beautifully presented as always and I love the colours of the clouds.
Excellent !

Graham x

By: SHAN_WONG