Gritty Urban Model Shoot - Houston TX

[DiskoJoe]

POSTER WALL by DiskoJoe, on Flickr


leg out by DiskoJoe, on Flickr


Cool Shades by DiskoJoe, on Flickr

Peep the rest on Flickr.....

Jessica Wahlquist - No Flash Photo Shoot - a set on Flickr

[Angelo]

A bit too much green on the 1st and 3rd.
It's more noticeable on the 3rd image.

[groovyone]

I love the wall on the first, but agree on the tint being too green on #1 and #3. The color on #2 is great! Normally I don't think I'd like the slight tilt of #2, but with her leg out it almost looks as if she is holding up the photo.

[DiskoJoe]

Thanks for the feedback. The green was intentional. I like the green tint but I do understand it can be a bit overwhelming. But I had many pictures and some other photos with i more natural editing on the Flickr.

[corralup]

I can learn a lot from photos such as yours. Nice model. Only suggestion is watch the weeds. My eyes got drawn to the weeds at the bottom on the first one. Hmmm second one maybe crop a little tighter? The cars down the street really don't need to be in there...Neither does the weeds to the right.
I like the close up shot in the third. Thanks for posting these! :)

[DiskoJoe]

Originally Posted by corralup

I can learn a lot from photos such as yours. Nice model. Only suggestion is watch the weeds. My eyes got drawn to the weeds at the bottom on the first one. Hmmm second one maybe crop a little tighter? The cars down the street really don't need to be in there...Neither does the weeds to the right.
I like the close up shot in the third. Thanks for posting these! :)

Thanks. Jessica is a great model and lots of fun to work with. She was very open to different ideas. I know what you mean about the weeds. Next time I will watch more. There were a few times while we were out that I just up and moved things in my way. But I did say it was gritty.

Also I was very interested in your statement, "I can learn a lot from photos such as yours." What would you like to know. I'd be happy to share any secrets with you if you like. I feel honored to hear someone say they could learn something from me.