I've always thought that the best job is something you enjoy doing and oh by the way, you get a little cash thrown your way too!! Well I feel extremely blessed to be dabbling in my hobbies and making a little on the side! Since September, my Flybagz site has been going nuts (which is a pretty cool problem to have) and has me sweatin' this holiday season trying to finish bags!!! Aside from the bags, I was asked to take family portraits for a friend of mine and fellow air force wife.... and we actually picked a time and did it! It was a lot of fun for me (and quite a bit of learning too) and I am pleased with the shots (of course I had an obscene amount to choose from). Here are a few of my favorites of their beautiful family!
Great job....love the pics! I'm sure they will love them too! I wish my kids would cooperate as much as their kids did...I know its the age...but still it would be nice to not sweat picture appts!
Every picture is edited to varying degrees. Picture 2 was a single shot with just a little sharpening and then noise removal. Picture 7 was a little more complicated... Among little tweaks, I ran a cast-away script (aka photoshop actions) which took out the orange overcast. Then I selected the faces, 3 on bottom then top two separately to apply a fill flash... Overall- thats the pic I'm most proud of, editing wise.
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You've got quite an impressive eye for composition! Nice pix!
You have amazing talent Cheyenne! What lens did you use and how much editting did you do? I love them!
Great job....love the pics! I'm sure they will love them too! I wish my kids would cooperate as much as their kids did...I know its the age...but still it would be nice to not sweat picture appts!
Hey,
Is pics 2 and 7 on the post edited or double-shot? Or is it just a single shot with a good eye?
Every picture is edited to varying degrees. Picture 2 was a single shot with just a little sharpening and then noise removal. Picture 7 was a little more complicated... Among little tweaks, I ran a cast-away script (aka photoshop actions) which took out the orange overcast. Then I selected the faces, 3 on bottom then top two separately to apply a fill flash... Overall- thats the pic I'm most proud of, editing wise.
Chey--they turned out great! I'm sure Nicole is thrilled. Wanna take a family shot for me?!
Chey, you're amazing!!
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