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kato1

First wedding portraits






A couple of shots from the first wedding I have ever done.
hil26

seems like job well done, no blown highlights on the brides dress or the grooms shirt - nice
Venom

Yeh I agree with Dave you've done a good job, wedding dresses are notorious to shot as you get blown highlight or they look grey but you've managed to avoid both.
Might have been tempted to use a touch of fill flash just to lift the darker areas around the brides face, but just my opinion.

But well done.
kato1

Thanks for the input. If you check out the exif you will see that fill flash was in fact used. Maybe need to be a little closer to the subjects to get the full benefit?
creators

Good work, and that was quite a setting you had there.
derek

Well done. I must say that I would be very nervous taking wedding photos. Its a big responsibility after all. Looks like you did a good job.
Venom

kato1 wrote:
Thanks for the input. If you check out the exif you will see that fill flash was in fact used. Maybe need to be a little closer to the subjects to get the full benefit?


Sorry mate never checked it Embarassed
hil26

kato1 wrote:
Thanks for the input. If you check out the exif you will see that fill flash was in fact used. Maybe need to be a little closer to the subjects to get the full benefit?


or wider aperture

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