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~ Pictorial: April Wedding ~
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Hope you enjoy the following pictures   Last edited by melnjes; 30th December 2005 at 01:52 PM. |
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Will try to post some of the morning shots this evening. Please feel free to comment. Thanks!
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26th April 2005
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Super sharp man! I love it! Excellent quality.
What lens do you use ? Some of the photos cut off some heads though. I try to make sure the background is clear before taking though. Not sure if this is helpful |
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26th April 2005
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Most of it were candid shots, so i think if you wait any longer, the "moment' will be lost instead...
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26th April 2005
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Thanks rhythm_traveller and satan_18349, really appreciate your comments!!
Where possible, I'd try not to cut off heads or arms hehe, but sometimes not possible, especially in a wedding when things move so fast. Including the head/arms in may sometimes introduce more distracting elements in the picture. As long as the main intended subject is not cropped off unnaturally, it'd usually work. Weddings are a joy to shoot, such a mix of emotions. Hope I'd managed to do this adequately. I'm sure everyone has war stories to tell about their wedding coverage, candid shots and all - come share them here!  |
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Oh ya, I use the Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G as the main lens, complemented by the Nikkor 50mm f/1.8, and the Nikkor 80-200mm f/2.8
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Morning shots
#A. Forming a formidable defence, the sisters seek to extract a price from the hero:
 #B. Our hero's brothers rally him on!  |
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#C. Unabashed, he cries out to his damsel-in-distress, assuring her that he will rescue her soon!
 #D. Together at last.  |
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#E. Three generations. The bride, her mother and her niece.
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#G. Family portrait
 #H. And they live happily ever after  |
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 , but the wider end sometime is CMI lor. |
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27th April 2005
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I would consider the kit lens a "competent" lens. Not in the league of others but good for general use.
Jeffrey, so sorry, I tried to PM you back concerning your queries but your PM box is full. |
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