A Wedding

iamasaint · 20th March 2004

Some wedding pics to share. Tryin hard to improve and develop my style of photography. Comments most welcomed...cheers!

e gown

e tea cups for the ceremony

e preparation

e kum-s

iamasaint · 20th March 2004

e dolling up

e sharing of joy

e train

e putting on of shoes

iamasaint · 20th March 2004

more laughter

gramps lighting

e groom arrives

e groom and his jing gang

to be continued.... if i get round to it =)

hwchoy · 20th March 2004

might be interesting to layout the wedding gown (on the bed or something) with sensual lighting and do a portraiture

and a close-up of the texture…

iamasaint · 20th March 2004

Hi Choy,

these were shot very much with a photojournalism style. I tried my best to nottouch any of the items...=) Thanks for the comments!

nemesis32 · 20th March 2004

I think you are good in capturing the expression of people. However, as mentioned, the gown shd be pictured without the covering. The detail shots of the various objects are also not sharp enough and the composition is not tight enough.

Just my 2 cents worth..

Btw, you are the main photographer? I think not right as there seems to be very little pics of the bride and groom? The angles also looks like you are the secondary shooter that why you can concentrate on the candids?

iamasaint · 20th March 2004

I was the main photographer....actually. I do have another pic of the gown in full... there are lots of pics of the bride and groom. I might post them a little later.

FLiNcHY · 20th March 2004

Very sweet shots

first one was my fav though

Photojournalism style weddings sure are the in-thing these days

SMC · 22nd March 2004

Most of your subject are on the right side of frame.. have you tried Left, centre, top or bottom??

Originally Posted by iamasaint

I was the main photographer....actually. I do have another pic of the gown in full... there are lots of pics of the bride and groom. I might post them a little later.

RuthBaby · 22nd March 2004

seems like u have made it for yrself again

but i dun like the hot spot on the groom's forehead
very harsh

maxkcyeo · 22nd March 2004

Hi, nice stuff. Cannot comment on techniques and all that camera stuff. Check out this guy's website. www.hanphotography.com

He do similar stuff like yours. Good ref.

Cheers

iamasaint · 22nd March 2004

Hi Grace! Its been a while since I last saw you. Must catch up someday... Also thanks to all for your comments.

I checked out Han's site...pretty cool! Cheers

20th March 2004	#1
iamasaint Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,633	A Wedding Some wedding pics to share. Tryin hard to improve and develop my style of photography. Comments most welcomed...cheers! e gown e tea cups for the ceremony e preparation e kum-s __________________ W www.lightedpixels.com B lightedpixelsblog.com

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iamasaint Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,633	e dolling up e sharing of joy e train e putting on of shoes __________________ W www.lightedpixels.com B lightedpixelsblog.com

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iamasaint Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,633	more laughter gramps lighting e groom arrives e groom and his jing gang to be continued.... if i get round to it =) __________________ W www.lightedpixels.com B lightedpixelsblog.com

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iamasaint Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,633	Hi Choy, these were shot very much with a photojournalism style. I tried my best to nottouch any of the items...=) Thanks for the comments! __________________ W www.lightedpixels.com B lightedpixelsblog.com

20th March 2004	#7
iamasaint Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,633	I was the main photographer....actually. I do have another pic of the gown in full... there are lots of pics of the bride and groom. I might post them a little later. __________________ W www.lightedpixels.com B lightedpixelsblog.com

20th March 2004	#4
hwchoy Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Tampines, Singapore. Posts: 1,938	might be interesting to layout the wedding gown (on the bed or something) with sensual lighting and do a portraiture and a close-up of the texture…

20th March 2004	#6
nemesis32 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 3,483	I think you are good in capturing the expression of people. However, as mentioned, the gown shd be pictured without the covering. The detail shots of the various objects are also not sharp enough and the composition is not tight enough. Just my 2 cents worth.. Btw, you are the main photographer? I think not right as there seems to be very little pics of the bride and groom? The angles also looks like you are the secondary shooter that why you can concentrate on the candids?

20th March 2004	#8
FLiNcHY Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 621	Very sweet shots first one was my fav though Photojournalism style weddings sure are the in-thing these days

22nd March 2004	#10
RuthBaby Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: WAT? WAN TO STALK MI AH? LOLZ Posts: 1,983	seems like u have made it for yrself again but i dun like the hot spot on the groom's forehead very harsh

22nd March 2004	#11
maxkcyeo Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 297	Reference Hi, nice stuff. Cannot comment on techniques and all that camera stuff. Check out this guy's website. www.hanphotography.com He do similar stuff like yours. Good ref. Cheers