Ang-and-Ian-6.jpg
by Quigley

Comment by sherpet:
I also agree, that this is the best of the all, as both are smiling and look very comfortable. Give this the treatment of a 'black and white' process or even sepia.

Remember to enjoy what you do, and stay comfortable with whatever you do.

Ang-and-Ian-5.jpg
by Quigley

Comment by sherpet:
I like this pose, and I can also see this as a portrait style, with just the faces, body area in the crop.

Ang-and-Ian-2.jpg
by Quigley

Comment by sherpet:
Both are smiling here but a tighter crop would suit. Also like the idea of processing and converting some into black and white.

Ang-and-Ian-8.jpg
by Quigley

Comment by sherpet:
No, this is the better composition that could be reversed to show her in a warm embrace showing her hand, with her engagement ring, as the main focus.

Ang-and-Ian-3.jpg
by Quigley

Comment by sherpet:
This is the one I was thinking about with the way he is holding her.
Hopefully you can take some more with her holding him in a way that shows her hands in a loving way, with her engagement ring as the main focus. A tighter crop would also help here.

Ang-and-Ian-6.jpg
by Quigley

Comment by jpochard:
I think I like this one the best of your set. I do think the colors need some work and if you can't get the right tone, perhaps you can convert to black and white.

I like her slight sideways orientation on this, I like both smiles and the bit of sun/highlight on her dark hair. I also think the lighting on the faces is a bit more even than on many of the others.

An homage to Sean's 'Just a Good Ol' Boy'
by Quigley

Comment by boyd2000:
Excellent cowboy shot and a good emulation of Sean's shot.

In a sea of Yellow
by Quigley

Comment by sherpet:
I love the effect that you have captured here with these awesome Sunflowers.....

An homage to Sean's 'Just a Good Ol' Boy'
by Quigley

Comment by snaffles:
Nice tribute shot to Sean, more sky above would enhance similarity to the original. Also would've had model button his shirt.

An homage to Sean's 'Just a Good Ol' Boy'
by Quigley

Comment by glad2badad:
Nicely composed. Lighting is a little hot on the horse and the focal plane is just falling off on the "cowboy's" face (leaving him just a tad soft). Great idea...timing (not midday with strong sunlight) could really make a difference on this. Good luck in the challenge.