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Some formals I took for my sisters wedding
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<blockquote data-quote="Love Nikon" data-source="post: 480452" data-attributes="member: 38179"><p>first why do you want a review ? The bride will be happy so do you want a review to learn for the future? If you dont turn away now.</p><p></p><p>Over use of the hand on hip..the bride has flowers for a reason ..adds colour gives her something to do with her hands.</p><p>Fingers of the lady in blue on the brides waist " disconnected hand syndrome" dont do it.Same for hands on shoulders or touching children. There are hands that show affection which is fine and hands that show ownership of the bride by the groom which is bad.</p><p>Hands in men should never be clasped together in front ..footballer pose or behind the back ..amputee or in older people lifted with a clenched fist which indicates a stroke.</p><p>Never stand people square to the camera .. standing square is for the lodge.</p><p>For the first one should have had a full length 3/4 and head an shoulders or crop as required..maybe you did that.</p><p></p><p>For the groom the background is a bit dark and while its the best of the set the dappled light on the jacket spoils that true formal shot perfection.</p><p></p><p>For the three shot ..what is that branch with sunflower sticking out her head..photoshop...the flowers are back, she is turned slightly,mum is fine but dad ..that jacket is all pushed under his arm showing creased shirt and his head is not straight . Always watch for trees ,poles and drain pipes in the background.</p><p></p><p>Wedding photography is like no other ..forget all that flash remotes and umbrellas ..one simple flash on the camera with a flash flipper to avoid shaddows and concentrate on the detail ..what will people look at when they see this picture ...should be the bride and faces but if its dads creased shirt thats not right and dad is embarased.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Love Nikon, post: 480452, member: 38179"] first why do you want a review ? The bride will be happy so do you want a review to learn for the future? If you dont turn away now. Over use of the hand on hip..the bride has flowers for a reason ..adds colour gives her something to do with her hands. Fingers of the lady in blue on the brides waist " disconnected hand syndrome" dont do it.Same for hands on shoulders or touching children. There are hands that show affection which is fine and hands that show ownership of the bride by the groom which is bad. Hands in men should never be clasped together in front ..footballer pose or behind the back ..amputee or in older people lifted with a clenched fist which indicates a stroke. Never stand people square to the camera .. standing square is for the lodge. For the first one should have had a full length 3/4 and head an shoulders or crop as required..maybe you did that. For the groom the background is a bit dark and while its the best of the set the dappled light on the jacket spoils that true formal shot perfection. For the three shot ..what is that branch with sunflower sticking out her head..photoshop...the flowers are back, she is turned slightly,mum is fine but dad ..that jacket is all pushed under his arm showing creased shirt and his head is not straight . Always watch for trees ,poles and drain pipes in the background. Wedding photography is like no other ..forget all that flash remotes and umbrellas ..one simple flash on the camera with a flash flipper to avoid shaddows and concentrate on the detail ..what will people look at when they see this picture ...should be the bride and faces but if its dads creased shirt thats not right and dad is embarased. [/QUOTE]
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