Wedding

jopel · 2nd July 2005

Just to share their happiness -
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jopel · 2nd July 2005

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ykia · 3rd July 2005

Finally get to see your work! Like this series

#2 Good catch on her expression in the final composite.

#4 Like the towkay mood the groom is having. Using the book as a reflector?

#7 hahahahaha on the words

AReality · 3rd July 2005

The warp in the 2 photos with white borders make her look distorted.

catchlights · 3rd July 2005

Sori lar uncle, can't stop thinking of this....

The small pictures of the bride with hair clips in pix #2, keep remind me about this

From the movie of Steven Chow, Kung Fu Hustler.

catchlights · 3rd July 2005

Nice captured, btw, carlton hotel izit?

b18 · 3rd July 2005

Originally Posted by ykia

#7 hahahahaha on the words

2nd that

I really hope my bride to be did not have fingers all over IT

jopel · 3rd July 2005

Thanks guys.

uncle catchlights - no it is Grand Hyatt. (the garden was so humid almost dieded, fortunately David Loo was short and sharp with the solemnisation)

AReality - noted (but printed, thank God, the bride likes the effect)

catchlights · 3rd July 2005

Hahaha, guess sala liao.

U lately busy with kindergarden class photos? Xiong rite? me try not to touch this again.

candy · 4th July 2005

niceeee...

tOGGY · 4th July 2005

The kissing moment is very well timed. The groom with the book is beautifully exposed, can probably crop well using a bit more of the third rule.

The other shots of the bride are tricky - have to watch the chin a bit more. The bride has a lovely smile, symetrical nose, slightly large cheek bone and luscious full lips. Have a lot of scope for a photog to make her very beautiful. I will catch double eyes with at least some catch light in the nearer eye. eg number 6. Otherwise , the shadows of the high cheek bone is not flattering.

Sometimes, to strenthen the chin, I shoot from a level or a bit higher position- instead of bottom up. It works but do not know how to explain it.

The last shot of the smiling couple can be tilted by one or two degrees to straighten it. This can make it less heady.

Nice effort given the heat. Thanks for the posting. Enjoyable. Love your food shot.

jopel · 4th July 2005

tOGGY thanks for the tips will take note of them.

ya, the food so tempting and to stand behind the cam and listened to the guests praising the good food is really hard on me. ( I love food)

4th July 2005	#12
jopel Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Punggol Central Posts: 1,015	tOGGY thanks for the tips will take note of them. ya, the food so tempting and to stand behind the cam and listened to the guests praising the good food is really hard on me. ( I love food) __________________ Photography is all about you.

2nd July 2005	#1
jopel Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Punggol Central Posts: 1,015	Wedding Just to share their happiness - #1 #2 #3 #4 __________________ Photography is all about you.

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jopel Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Punggol Central Posts: 1,015	#5 #6 #7 #8 __________________ Photography is all about you.

3rd July 2005	#3
ykia Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: PunggolJetty.Com Posts: 892	Finally get to see your work! Like this series #2 Good catch on her expression in the final composite. #4 Like the towkay mood the groom is having. Using the book as a reflector? #7 hahahahaha on the words __________________ Kopi Session (when time permits) at 100AW, Blk 639, Punggol Drive

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AReality Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 4,396	The warp in the 2 photos with white borders make her look distorted. __________________ . The Visual Journalist

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catchlights Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Punggol Posts: 10,793	Sori lar uncle, can't stop thinking of this.... The small pictures of the bride with hair clips in pix #2, keep remind me about this From the movie of Steven Chow, Kung Fu Hustler.

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candy Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: candy lane Posts: 70	niceeee...

4th July 2005	#11
tOGGY Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 522	The kissing moment is very well timed. The groom with the book is beautifully exposed, can probably crop well using a bit more of the third rule. The other shots of the bride are tricky - have to watch the chin a bit more. The bride has a lovely smile, symetrical nose, slightly large cheek bone and luscious full lips. Have a lot of scope for a photog to make her very beautiful. I will catch double eyes with at least some catch light in the nearer eye. eg number 6. Otherwise , the shadows of the high cheek bone is not flattering. Sometimes, to strenthen the chin, I shoot from a level or a bit higher position- instead of bottom up. It works but do not know how to explain it. The last shot of the smiling couple can be tilted by one or two degrees to straighten it. This can make it less heady. Nice effort given the heat. Thanks for the posting. Enjoyable. Love your food shot.