Wedding shoot in Perth

Aquaboy · 3rd May 2008

Hi guys, the is my first time posting here. I'm not sure how to send images so here's the link to the images. http://www.alecee.com/Germaine&Ian/album/
Enjoy. Alec Ee Photography 97690350

~Arcanic~ · 9th May 2008

Hi there, just a comment for your pictures, I feel that there's too many repeated compositions and poses.

perhaps you might wanna try a variety of angles/zooms and poses.

Most of your shots had the couple right in the middle of the photos, you could try placing them using the rule of the thirds etc, and you might wanna try either going in tighter or going really wide, your shots look quite similiar.

The series at the sandy (desert?) is nice. ^^ can see that the couple are really enjoying themselves.

Hope you don't mind.

jOhO · 15th May 2008

hope you don't mind be being frank, but your shots are very very poorly done.

not to mention that i've shot there and the place does have alot of potential.... so i hope you can keep practicing and improve. good luck!

artbox · 21st May 2008

If you are doing full time, the pictures are not the $money shots. This is just my view.

GaoZi · 22nd May 2008

but perhaps, many of the shots can still become something more after extensive post processing. not sure if it's my screen, i feel most shots were too "cold". increase colour temp?

stubertsg · 23rd May 2008

Sorry, but i didn't feel any emotion in the pictures.

3rd May 2008	#1
Aquaboy Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 57	Wedding shoot in Perth Hi guys, the is my first time posting here. I'm not sure how to send images so here's the link to the images. http://www.alecee.com/Germaine&Ian/album/ Enjoy. Alec Ee Photography 97690350

9th May 2008	#2
~Arcanic~ Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Westy Posts: 2,688	Re: Wedding shoot in Perth Hi there, just a comment for your pictures, I feel that there's too many repeated compositions and poses. perhaps you might wanna try a variety of angles/zooms and poses. Most of your shots had the couple right in the middle of the photos, you could try placing them using the rule of the thirds etc, and you might wanna try either going in tighter or going really wide, your shots look quite similiar. The series at the sandy (desert?) is nice. ^^ can see that the couple are really enjoying themselves. Hope you don't mind.

15th May 2008	#3
jOhO Moderator Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 6,460	Re: Wedding shoot in Perth hope you don't mind be being frank, but your shots are very very poorly done. not to mention that i've shot there and the place does have alot of potential.... so i hope you can keep practicing and improve. good luck! __________________ web www.expressivelyjoho.com \| blog www.expressivelyjoho.com/blog \| WPN www.wpn.sg

21st May 2008	#4
artbox Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Compassvale H Posts: 779	Re: Wedding shoot in Perth If you are doing full time, the pictures are not the $money shots. This is just my view.

22nd May 2008	#5
GaoZi Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: tampines Posts: 112	Re: Wedding shoot in Perth but perhaps, many of the shots can still become something more after extensive post processing. not sure if it's my screen, i feel most shots were too "cold". increase colour temp?

23rd May 2008	#6
stubertsg Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 160	Re: Wedding shoot in Perth Sorry, but i didn't feel any emotion in the pictures.