Kim's Bridal in Round Top

[lscottpht]

Very true on both accounts, Alton. I guess one of my strong points is sensing what the client wants. I'm pretty good at having a feel for the type of images and processing my clients are looking for. Luckily, it worked out well, in this case because I was definitely worried after reading the comments. If you notice on my other post, I did less of this type of processing, but then again, the environment didn't really lend itself to that, either. Anyway, I'm definitely listening to what you guys have to say.

[rusty_tripod]

I like the location would enjoy a shoot there. The challenge I might put upon myself might be to focus upon the site but including the client/model in such a way that the absence of the client or model would impact the story that the site creates. I do not know if I could do it.

The other challenge for me would be to attempt to integrate the client/model and site to such a degree that when the focus is the client/model the site stands both on its own and as a support for the client/model without drawing attention from the client/model.

I definitely would be challenged in both goals.

[lscottpht]

That would definitely be some good challenges, and I like challenges. That's why I don't mind going to a very simple place and challenging myself to find neat and interesting photos of my clients.