Flomotion wrote:For me, the overexposed areas on the last street shot are rather distracting, but that helps her legs stand out which I guess was the effect you were after.
Yeah indeed, I wanted the detail in her coat to stand out + I wanted the light to help it feel more like an Autumnal day.
I rarely do the whole exchange of pictures these days (or Time For Prints as its known) because it can be an enormous pain in the butt. Normally I work on the premise that for every hour I shoot i'll get one or perhaps two good usable images....but I could easily take a hundred shots in that hour. I send the CD to the model who then comes back with the 50 or so shots that she wants me to process that'll maybe take me 30 hours to run through! Then (obviously) she'll only use one or two anyway.
Normally I work on the payment principle. If the model has something that i'm looking for i'll pay, if she wants to work with me she (or her agency) pays. Everything is decided before hand and it keeps things nice and simple all round

I'll stick some more stuff up on Flickr later on. I've got loads of images as I generally try and do at least one or two a month but I get bored of things i've done in the past very quickly
