My Friend's Wedding

mohgui · 31st May 2005

my very first wedding photoshoot. did for a friend... comments please.

Wedding - Angel

pianodancer · 31st May 2005

The framing is ok, but the bride and groom's face need more light. Use either fill-in flash or reflector, then your photos will be much better.

jbma · 31st May 2005

Use a fill flash dude.

catchlights · 31st May 2005

Not bad for the first try, if you want natural lights only, try to get correct expose for the face, and find the spot can give you good lighting.

For 1915 and 1916, just need ask the couple move a few steps to avoid sunlight cast on them. Also need to watch for fine details like b/g.

You can use fill flash for outdoors portraits shoot, lower the flash EV for more natural effect.

Hope this help.

mohgui · 31st May 2005

TQ all for feedback. My first time doing portraits. Most of my previous shots are landscape and macro.

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pianodancer Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,547	The framing is ok, but the bride and groom's face need more light. Use either fill-in flash or reflector, then your photos will be much better. __________________ Musician \| Photographer \| Blogger Facebook

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mohgui Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: La La Land Posts: 1,296	TQ all for feedback. My first time doing portraits. Most of my previous shots are landscape and macro. __________________ My Multiply Corner

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jbma Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Tampines Posts: 3,315	Use a fill flash dude.

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catchlights Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Punggol Posts: 10,793	Not bad for the first try, if you want natural lights only, try to get correct expose for the face, and find the spot can give you good lighting. For 1915 and 1916, just need ask the couple move a few steps to avoid sunlight cast on them. Also need to watch for fine details like b/g. You can use fill flash for outdoors portraits shoot, lower the flash EV for more natural effect. Hope this help.