Wedding photos - Inc a Flyby!!

[lawrie29]

At a wedding this weekend, so here are some snaps. I am responcible (in some way) for the 2 bridesmaids, and so had some "before" shots of the bride.

I have not done anything to them, apart from dropping into B+W for some.

1)

A nice capture, in my opinion, but should have been sharper, looks worse resized than actually is.

2)

3)

4)

Again, not a good resize.

5)

6)

Was interesting for me to see a pro working. It gives me more confidence that I could, If I felt inclined to invest in something more than a bridge, do a wedding.

400d+450d round her neck, with a few lenses to swap to, but no L glass.

She must have been embarrased when another guest got his 40d with 50mm on it out!

Let me know what you think, there will be more later........ Ta

 

[DarrenToogood]

oo she is risking it a bit with 450D and 400D and no decent glass :/

 

[Tim Sainsbury]

Sounds like a crap combination for a wedding tog, I suppose theres plenty jumping on the bandwagon with the availability of equipment today.

On topic, #3 and 4 are great shots.

 

[Furtim]

oo she is risking it a bit with 450D and 400D and no decent glass :/

I was at a wedding a couple of years ago where I had more expensive kit that the official tog, but (as expected) his photos blew mine right out of the water! It's not what you've got, it's how well you use it and he was certainly the better man - no question.

 

[Paulie-W]

#3 is screaming out for a "Give it another few years" caption The expression on his face tells it all.