Jack & Sabrina's ROM.

[wxwayne]

Was the 2nd photographer for my buddy's ROM. Congrats dude.










C&C welcome.

[~Arcanic~]

this looks like the restaurant near fort canning, just a few suggestions.

the first photo the flash is a bit too harsh, perhaps you can try using a bounce card or tilting your flash upwards depending on the ceiling of the restaurant too.

try a wider variety of angles too. congrats to your friend.

some of the photos are too cluttered, you might want to watch out for the foreground and the background in some of your pictures.

[wxwayne]

Originally Posted by ~Arcanic~ this looks like the restaurant near fort canning, just a few suggestions. the first photo the flash is a bit too harsh, perhaps you can try using a bounce card or tilting your flash upwards depending on the ceiling of the restaurant too. try a wider variety of angles too. congrats to your friend. some of the photos are too cluttered, you might want to watch out for the foreground and the background in some of your pictures.

thanks for the pointers!

[m3lv1nh0]

I just shot a ROM there too.. damn hot outside the resturant. The stage background is really messy so end up converting all the shots in B/W but the food there is nice.

One comment is that I find the contrast too high liao.. losing details of the suit and some of the face become all white. Can watch out for that.

[johannesp]

Originally Posted by wxwayne Was the 2nd photographer for my buddy's ROM. Congrats dude. C&C welcome.

Just my 2 cents, but i feel you should have included the groom's and bride's faces.
Instead of currently - Groom's head chop off - Brides face in half
That way the photo will have more "meaning" on it's own.

Basically, get a bounce card , watch your exposure and composition