Some wedding photos

I quite like these. Poses are good, lighting too.
Last one though: you need to do something about the thread sticking out!
 
Love the light in the first one but might be tempted to lift the shadow detail a bit myself (assuming it is there in the file of course)
 
Is that actually a bride on her wedding day?
 
She was a model and took these when I was learning.
Still learning though.
Thank you for the replies.
 
The photos were taken by a large window and the light was natural light as far as I can remember.
They were good at posing with little prompts.
I learned quite a bit that day.
Since then I did few weddings and I will post some photos from actual weddings when I have bit more time.
 
saglik said:
The photos were taken by a large window and the light was natural light as far as I can remember.
They were good at posing with little prompts.
I learned quite a bit that day.
Since then I did few weddings and I will post some photos from actual weddings when I have bit more time.
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I'm sorry to confuse, I know they're window lit, who placed her in relation to the window? That'd be who 'lit' her.
 
I did. We were in a church and there was this rather large window.
I liked the wall's pattern there as well.
 
These photos are from a wedding which was in Istanbul, Turkey. Photos were processed with lightroom cc and put together by using fundy album builder.


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The Istanbul photos are a little static and quite formulaic. Which is often whats required over there. How come theres no photos with anyone else in?
 
I used XT-1 and X-Pro 1 with Fuji lenses 14mm, 18-55, 35mm for these photos.
 
boyfalldown said:
The Istanbul photos are a little static and quite formulaic. Which is often whats required over there. How come theres no photos with anyone else in?
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Anyone else?
I just chose the photos where there is only bride and the groom.
 
I think I uploaded enough photos for one night. :)
I might upload some more later.
Thank you for looking and for your input.
 
You've been very lucky with your first weddings. Such beautiful couples and locations.

It might be a cultural thing, but as Hugh said, they're a bit 'static', there's also a lack of 'connection' both between you and them and them as s couple.

Like I said, it might be cultural, but for me wedding photography is about them and their day, I aim to capture the essence of who they are and their relationship.

I look forward to seeing more though.

Also when I shoot multiples (similar shots) I tend to pick one to deliver, and I certainly wouldn't blog lots of similar shots.
 
Hello Phil,

Thank you for your valuable input. Appreciated.
I agree with most of the things you said.
It is cultural, people there expect more formal shots.
I try to get better and learn as I go along.
All the help and criticism helps along the way.

Thank you.
 
These photos were taken in this building which is a train station. Quite historic and built by Germans during the Ottoman Empire years.

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We did not have access to every part of the building unfortunately as some areas of the building are restricted.
 
Any comments or critique quite welcome.
Still learning the ropes, I would love to hear from you guys.
 
i can offer some comment on two of the images, the first one in the train station with bride and groom, maybe a wider shot getting the veil in its entirety, and then straighten it up a bit, also maybe rather then them looking at you maybe looking at each other? its a nice shot tbh just feel there was that little bit more to be had from it? sorry don't want to be to negative but contrsuctive with my opinion .

and the other shot is the last one, maybe a bit less vignette and straighten it up a bit.

hope thats of some help :) i like your shots tbh just trying to offer some advice were i can :)
 
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