Some recent wedding photos

[GfK]

Hello, been away for a bit.

http://www.zen39361.zen.co.uk/pics/DSCF1375.jpg

http://www.zen39361.zen.co.uk/pics/DSCF1407.jpg

http://www.zen39361.zen.co.uk/pics/DSCF1422.jpg

[CT]

No1 Nice shot, a bit on the skew, but easily fixable and doesn't really detract from the shot anyway.

No2 Nice. I like that.

No3. It's a bit too busy - too much going on which detracts from the hands. I think that one would benefit from the soft focus treatment you've given No 2.

[matty]

#2 really works nice for me too

welcome back, btw

[GfK]

Thanks.

I don't do a lot of weddings - portraits really aren't my bag. But I'm happy with the results, and even more happy that the couple paid for 30 photos originally, I took over 120 on the day, 90 keepers, and they actually want 80 of 'em and have paid extra. Result. :thumbs:

[Catdaddy]

...they actually want 80 of 'em and have paid extra. Result. :thumbs:

Nice one - well done!

[Forbiddenbiker]

Nice gentle exposures on all of them...must learn how to do that.

Number two is marvellous. :thumbs:

Welcome back.

[GfK]

Yeah I love the second one, too. One of those shots that 'just happened'. I've got it printed in a photobook from photobox (full page size) and it looks great. (Compensation for them, because I was supposed to meet them two weeks before the wedding, but didn't turn up cos I'd been pickin fights and spent the night with only a thin blue mattress and a toilet for company) :lol:

Regarding number #3, I took two shots like that - the other one basically being the same shot with a tighter crop. Cuts out most of the flowers and the cane.

Preferred this one, though.

[Jimmy_Lemon]

Is number 2 blurred in post? the blur just seems to end a bit abruptly on the grass. Apart from that lovely shots :D