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Bernard & Susan's Wedding
1st attempt covering a wedding. Comments to help me improve greatly appreciated.
 The begining of a journey  Getting ready...  The Bridegroom and his merry men  Negotiation and strategy time  Refused entry Last edited by funksoulava; 24th October 2004 at 11:39 PM. |
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 Finally, some time alone...  Lovely roses for a lovely bride  Cheese time...  The radiant bride  The spread Last edited by funksoulava; 24th October 2004 at 11:43 PM. |
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 The page boy  "Here comes the bride (and groom, too)...."   Sisterhood  Thank you Last edited by funksoulava; 24th October 2004 at 11:44 PM. |
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hehe oversharpened here...
some nice shots, thought the bride with bouquet was nice. the two kiddos throwing confetti could be nice if u focused on them and from lower pov... the soften was PS or filter uh? the couple shot it obscured the guy's face -- delib? hehe like the softened warm effect...
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 Thanks for your comments and advise.Yup, agree with you on the sharpening bit, so have 're-loaded' the not so sharpened pix. Hope they look ok now. Thanks for the tip on the angle for the 2 kiddos. Was running backwards in front of the couple so didn't really have time to think and compose. The softening is actually an old cokin filter I bought long ago. I like the dreamy effect too. |
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