Nicole Bridals

[TDPI]

A hot day at the Cotton Mill in McKinney but I beautiful bride who had fun posing.

[TDPI]

I inadvertently and incorrectly posted this as no critique but I would welcome all comments and advice.

[iamvietness]

small world! i use to work with her!! lol

[iamvietness]

awesome job on the pics! really like the one of her facing the window

[amykarp]

main CC - streamline your processing.

[TDPI]

Thank you, Nathan

[TDPI]

Amy, what do you mean streamline? Can you explain?

[amykarp]

make it consistent - the images will be more effective without having to process several different processing techniques. I found myself looking at the processing instead of the image.

[TDPI]

Thank you, Amy

[therest]

I find myself doing the same thing...I do a lot of different looks as far as editing goes. I find it hard not to but I do realize it's for the best in the end.

I like the 3rd and 5th picture.

[TDPI]

Thanks. Eluid. I appreciate your input. I like effects on some shots, and certain effects do not lend themselves to different lighting conditions. We built a preset for her in the first set but it did not look good when the lighting changed. This has been an interesting experience for me posting here. We probably only apply an effect to less than 10% of our overall shots. For this bride we gave her back 270 photos and only a few had effects. It was my mistake to post a high percentage of those.

[BRosePhoto]

I haven't been in McKinney in years and never heard of the location -- it looks like a great place to shoot.

Really like #3 and the two in front of the windows (#5, 6) are interesting. It may be my monitor but is seems that 6 could use some more fill on the front of her dress and face. In 5 I would edit out the reflection of the sign or whatever that is below her arm on the left since it is a bit distracting. Nice variety of shots though.

[TDPI]

Thank you, Brett. I appreciate your comments.

[hue-e]

at first glance, my only comment is lack of consistency. most of them look like they are from different photogs.

[TDPI]

Thank you, Patrick.