yo dude, you worry too much. I felt the need to post this. I am glad you are already aware such thingy happens pretty quickly. Cant afford to take your time to frame but remember you are still in
CONTROL unless you choose not to :think: - give directions. Slow them down a little if they are going too fast.
Let me share with you the following :
1. Who is the 'star' ???? The couple ? wrong ..... it's the people drinking the tea ..they are the happiest people during such ceremonies as they have WAITED long enuff to see the couple before them tie the knot.
2. Point 1 should answer ALL your doubts
In every change of guest/ relatives/ parents, you should be able to capture the following :
1. First frame to get every1 in the picture ....e.g. couple + 'tea drinkers'
2. Zoom in to capture the expression of the 'tea-drinkers' ..... not too tight tho ..not head shots la :bsmilie:
3. Zoom in on the hugs, red eyes, tears rolling, wiping of tears ( i call it tears of joy ), exchange of angpows...avoid too many 'awards style'
4. Capture the exchange or wearing of special items e.g. necklace, gold chain, bracelets
5. If you can move your position, MOVE .....vary your frames
6. Of cos, dun forget to take the tea-set used ..this is basic lo. I know some like to take the tea-pouring process
7. if the couple exhibits some strong emotions, of cos...you must capture it lo
8. NO NEED TO FRAME EVERY1 IN ALL YOUR SHOTS LO
Just remember ...capture the emotions and joy of the drinkers ..It's like maths, the couple is constant in such scenarios
They dun change only those on the seats :devil:
ENJOY !