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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 506646" data-attributes="member: 13090">In what is admittedly my limited experience with this (not a wedding photographer (can't bear the thought of it, really)), it's a simple misunderstanding. To the client it seems perfectly logical to want to see everything and too be able to choose the shots they like best. I simply explain that my work, once released into the wild, is a direct reflection on me and where I am as a photographer; as such I need maintain control over what is released and what is not. Once this has been explained, typically, the "light goes on" in their head and everything is good. In my one "worst case scenario" I flat out lied and simply told the "client" they were seeing every shot, when in fact the shots had been culled prior to their arrival. I didn't lose any sleep over it.....</blockquote>