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Hi friends! Hope your Wednesday is starting off perfectly! 😀

As most of you know, we shot and posted an engagement session on Saturday
 Lauren and Danny’s  (who were getting married the very next day).

The photo of them on a tree got us lots of high fives. 😀 Thanks for always being so kind to us. I won’t lie, I was really proud of it.

That being said, there were a few people who thought we/they worked much harder for that image than we did.

“Hmmm. that tree looks Photoshoppy?” -Shelly

“Wow You got them up a tree. Awesome! I love that shot.” -Mario

Maybe it looked like I superimposed them into that tree using Photoshop
 that I took a photo of the tree and an image of them separately and pieced them together.


.or maybe I had brought a ladder and asked them to climb into the branch
.

But
. we didn’t do either of those things
.

“Tricky
. tricky. That tree branch is much closer to the ground than it appears.” -Tracy

BINGO!

Our clients have often heard me say, after showing up to a scene that looks less than picturesque
 “It’s all about the crop!” They smile, nod and trust me. 😀 (Right Anthony 😉 )

Admittedly, getting the crop just right took me a little bit. Finding a way to remove that building thing from the image took some belly wiggling up that hill. 🙂

To prove that the scene is real
 I’m posting a “getting my camera settings right before I make this perfect” image. The only Photoshopping that I did was remove an old frayed rope that appeared to be a noose (though, was probably an old rope swing)
 I’m sure you understand!

 

Thanks for being the best blog readers/commenters in the world. You guys have a way of always keeping me motivated. Thank you. 🙂

Much love friends!

~bobbi ❗

PS. I just realized that “belly wiggling” sounds like an innuendo for something that has nothing to do with cropping!  đŸ˜€

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