BBC Magazine : Bad wedding photos...

[Marcel]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/magazinemonitor/2009/10/your_bad_wedding_photos.shtml
and
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/magazinemonitor/2009/10/more_of_your_bad_wedding_photo.shtml

Some of those are shocking (but at least explainable!)
I love the rubbish in the first one, and the pillar in the second. Ace..

 

[gingerweasel]

There was an article in the metro this week about a couple who sued their wedding photographer. They published several of the pictures, which needless to say were a complete joke.

Found them on their website:

http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/article.html?Are_these_the_worst_ever_wedding_day_photographs?&in_article_id=748226&in_page_id=2

 

[Spykee]

There was an article in the metro this week about a couple who sued their wedding photographer. They published several of the pictures, which needless to say were a complete joke.

Found them on their website:

http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/article.html?Are_these_the_worst_ever_wedding_day_photographs?&in_article_id=748226&in_page_id=2

The ones shown on the article are shocking!

I'm a complete novice and can still see the horrendous framing, blown out exposure of her dress and surroundings etc.

It does make you wonder how people can pass themselves off as 'professionals' with work like that

 

[MadaCup]

The one obscured by a post is a classic

I'm sure a lot of these horrendous photos come about due to people cutting corners and thinking their mate can do it on the cheap.

 

[photon]

"we asked for your own examples of bad wedding pics (but only if you took these yourself and so have copyright)"

Hats off to the folks who sent them in, and of course none of them would claim to be anything other than amateurs.

Edit: OK, so one's a pro, and another used to be semi-pro.

 

[walsh]

yikes!