A Simple Wedding

Mr Fish · 8th November 2004

A wedding doesn't have to be extravagent to be a sweet affair.

Mr Fish · 8th November 2004

Mr Fish · 8th November 2004

AReality · 8th November 2004

anymore?...

Mr Fish · 8th November 2004

Mr Fish · 8th November 2004

Mr Fish · 8th November 2004

Comments and feedback will be appreciated.
Thanks!

Mr Fish · 9th November 2004

No comments about how i can improve? Hmmm

AReality · 10th November 2004

U did great.
But you sharpened too much already.

waileong · 10th November 2004

Try not to shoot weddings. After seeing so many wedding pix posts, I see it's really hard to shoot something original and creative. I almost pity wedding photographers-- they must be bored with the same tea ceremony, studio shoot, outdoor shoot, dinner shoot, Botanic gardens shoot, ROM shoot, etc...

chaotic · 10th November 2004

Originally Posted by waileong

Try not to shoot weddings. After seeing so many wedding pix posts, I see it's really hard to shoot something original and creative. I almost pity wedding photographers-- they must be bored with the same tea ceremony, studio shoot, outdoor shoot, dinner shoot, Botanic gardens shoot, ROM shoot, etc...

Isn't that the point of being original and creative? To shoot the same events in a creative way.

eric69 · 10th November 2004

Originally Posted by chaotic

Isn't that the point of being original and creative? To shoot the same events in a creative way.

Very ordinary wedding photos. I meant, it's basically just a recording of the day's event. No comments, except that photos seem to be over sharpened. Thanks.

jimtong · 10th November 2004

Originally Posted by waileong

Try not to shoot weddings. After seeing so many wedding pix posts, I see it's really hard to shoot something original and creative. I almost pity wedding photographers-- they must be bored with the same tea ceremony, studio shoot, outdoor shoot, dinner shoot, Botanic gardens shoot, ROM shoot, etc...

Actually every wedding is different. although to the photographer, they always shoot the same thing but to the couple, they are important. And it is the photographer's job to document all these event down.

2100 · 10th November 2004

Bro, you did great.....am sure it is quite acceptable to the couple. Of course you can't compare to semi or full-time pros charging $600 and upwards.

When you are feeling more confident, just add in some more abstract shots like close ups of the auspicious items like bed lights, can liao.

Apply the rule of thirds or place the items more at the corners, still considered standard fare by some here but better than nothing.

Mr Fish · 10th November 2004

Thanks for the feedback. Yup it looks a tad oversharpened.

2100, you mentioned about the rule of thirds... I think i did apply the rule to most of the pics here. Which ones here failed in that sense? Thanks!

eric69, do shed some light on how you seperate the good from the average wedding photos? Will be great to know so that i can improve. Thanks!

Ben1223 · 11th November 2004

I'm no pro but I like the one where the couple is pouring champagne and there's a bored chap on the left side. Wonder how it would look like in b&w.

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Mr Fish Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Serangoon Posts: 298	A Simple Wedding A wedding doesn't have to be extravagent to be a sweet affair.

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AReality Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 4,389	U did great. But you sharpened too much already. __________________ . The Visual Journalist

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waileong Deregistered Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 2,597	You want comments? Try not to shoot weddings. After seeing so many wedding pix posts, I see it's really hard to shoot something original and creative. I almost pity wedding photographers-- they must be bored with the same tea ceremony, studio shoot, outdoor shoot, dinner shoot, Botanic gardens shoot, ROM shoot, etc...

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2100 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 3,116	Bro, you did great.....am sure it is quite acceptable to the couple. Of course you can't compare to semi or full-time pros charging $600 and upwards. When you are feeling more confident, just add in some more abstract shots like close ups of the auspicious items like bed lights, can liao. Apply the rule of thirds or place the items more at the corners, still considered standard fare by some here but better than nothing. Last edited by 2100; 10th November 2004 at 03:15 PM.

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Mr Fish Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Serangoon Posts: 298	No comments about how i can improve? Hmmm

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Ben1223 Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bedok, Singapore Posts: 548	I'm no pro but I like the one where the couple is pouring champagne and there's a bored chap on the left side. Wonder how it would look like in b&w.