This was my very first engagement pictures. It was taken a couple days ago.
The mountain in the background is the popular Diamond Head.
Please let me know what you think.
Thank you.

I think the images are great overall but they all have a green cast to them.

I was wondering the same thing myself. i was thinking, those look a little green. I think I know your problem, let me share with you a little something everyone should know. Maybe everyone already know it but oh well. Whenever you post something on the web, or send it into a lab it should be in the sRGB color space. The shots you have taken are in AdobeRGB. Adobe RGB has a bigger color spectrum that gets clipped whenever you post it onto the web or try to print them off at your lab. good labs will switch the color profile to sRGB before printing, some wont though. If you do not switch them out your pictures or online images will come look green and your skin tones will look like death. There are three easy ways to fix this problem. On your camera set it to sRGB color. If working with RAW and you forget there is a little drop down menu in the adobe raw interface that says space, change it from Adobe RGB to sRGB. If they are already jpgs then you must go into photoshop with your image. Once you open it it should be in Adobe sRGB since that is what you left it in. While in Photoshop it will look great, Don't be fooled. You need to go to Edit>Convert to Profile> and under destination space choose space: sRGB. When you do this it will look like nothing has happened. However if you check out the picture i am posting below you will see that already it is warmer and the skin tones are better. I have done absolutely nothing else to it.

If you have already delievered the proofs CD to this couple i would suggest quickly switching out the color profiles on all of these and giving them a new one quickly. If they were to print these off at Walmart or Costco they would turn out aweful because these labs don't take the time to check. A really good quick way to do this is to open up your image folder in Bridge. Select all of the images (ctrl+A). Now select Tools>Photoshop>image processor. This will take you to a dialogue box within PS. save as a a jpg with quality 10. Make sure you check the convert to sRGB box, and deselect the resize box. This will do all of them at once. Good luck. I hope this helps.

Thank you John.
I think that could be the problem.
I will check it when I get home later tonight.

Jose

Looks like your having fun! Did you do these on Friday? It looks like it was a little overcast and cloudy behind diamondhead so i figured it was friday (my shoot on the north shore got rained out)

I like the 2nd and 3rd compositions the best. were you using flash or was this all natural light?

I notice you were in the maile gardens because i can see the lava rock wall in the background...there is a beam of light over there on the wall, did you do any photos closer to that wall with the light?

Hale Koa is a great place to shoot huh? looks like fun, keep em coming.

Thanks for the color tip John...i never noticed that setting before, but now know to check my gear for sRGB.

Is this better? I followed what John said.
Thanks John.

These definitely look a lot better. The third one still has a bit of green light reflecting from the grass. I am glad i could help, I had to learn the hard way and get a whole batch of prints redone once, that sucked.