Hi guys,
So this topic has had a few threads that I can remember but I was wondering if I could ask a different question on it.
I did my first paid event where I didn't know the client and I reached a moral issue when it came to editing the shots.
If they were for my own pleasure I would spend all the time that I wanted on them to make them just how I want. However, in this case the photo's weren't for me or my friends but for people that I didn't know so I had to find the line between making them looking good/better without spending a ridiculous amount of time that would render the whole exercise unprofitable.
Below are 7 images with before and afters. I wonder if I could get some critique on what you think of the images in general (in terms of capturing the event) and also whether you think the edits are worthwhile.
I delivered over 250 pictures to the client and therefore only really wanted to spend 30-secs to a minute on each one.
Knowing the audience I know that I had to make the photos have a summery feel (even though the weather wasn't quite on my side) whilst also feeling contemporary and fresh as it was a 21st party.
What do you think?
Or for those who prefer to be able to flick back and forward through an album, here is the link for that.
Cheers!
So this topic has had a few threads that I can remember but I was wondering if I could ask a different question on it.
I did my first paid event where I didn't know the client and I reached a moral issue when it came to editing the shots.
If they were for my own pleasure I would spend all the time that I wanted on them to make them just how I want. However, in this case the photo's weren't for me or my friends but for people that I didn't know so I had to find the line between making them looking good/better without spending a ridiculous amount of time that would render the whole exercise unprofitable.
Below are 7 images with before and afters. I wonder if I could get some critique on what you think of the images in general (in terms of capturing the event) and also whether you think the edits are worthwhile.
I delivered over 250 pictures to the client and therefore only really wanted to spend 30-secs to a minute on each one.
Knowing the audience I know that I had to make the photos have a summery feel (even though the weather wasn't quite on my side) whilst also feeling contemporary and fresh as it was a 21st party.
What do you think?
Or for those who prefer to be able to flick back and forward through an album, here is the link for that.
Cheers!
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