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| Faye Model  Location United Kingdom South Yorkshire Sheffield | A lot of wedding photography I've seen is either fake smiles or those 'just caught the moment' non posed but cheesy images. I thought these were quite cute and quirky. Who cares if the groom looks a bit shy, if I was the bride, I'd think it was cute. I dislike a lot of wedding photography because I find it so serious and soulless, these images, to me, have some warmth. I vaguely remember your last shots and I think these, in my opinion, are superior. |
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04 August 2012 08:00 |
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| trida Photographer | I vaguely recall the first wedding and my recollection is miles better. Of these 3 shots I would be intrigued to see a cross selection and cannot imagine for one moment that they would disappoint or that the couple were other than delighted. The lighting is good. The ideas fresh enough that I could see your input and style. The expressions of any couple will vary and the thought of telling a couple to make a meal of a kiss just leaves me cold. The junction box, I found Wally from "Where's Wally" first before I spotted it - well hidden and I wouldn't have had a concern and you could always remove in a flash if desperate. As to being too far away, no such thought on my part. I assume you did capture a few closer shots short of counting the nasal hairs. A photographer once taught me that rather than despair or protest about whether the shot was perfect, decluttered or whatever if it appeals take it and learn to live with it. A wedding is about people and capturing expressions and clearly from your website your work knocks spots of most people's work so I think you are brave to ask and should be pleased with the results. |
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| Shawry Photographer  Location United Kingdom West Midlands Telford | I think for your second wedding you have done a mighty fine job well done. Its so easy to criticise and point out little details but unless youve actually shot weddings and understand the pressure, time constraints and the fact its a wedding and not a photoshoot. So well done keep it going your next one will be even better.  |
04 August 2012 08:51 |
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| CharlotteMaddison Photographer This member has been reset to pending |  Quote from ShawryI think for your second wedding you have done a mighty fine job well done. Its so easy to criticise and point out little details but unless youve actually shot weddings and understand the pressure, time constraints and the fact its a wedding and not a photoshoot. So well done keep it going your next one will be even better. exactly. |
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| N_A_Photography Photographer  Location United Kingdom Norfolk Norwich | Thanks guys  I feel I did a better job then the first wedding (definitely photo quality wise) I had a problem with no enough light last time. I wanted to ask I do like to hear opinions on what I should look out for ect as I learn alot from what people tell me and I also then look at things I wouldn't of actually considered before. IPL keep on going I can't be doing to bad as I've got another 3 weddings to do this year |
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