First wedding last Saturday...part 2

[Julé-Anne]

Hi,
I responded to the replies I got earlier from my last post and I'm still new to this whole thing. I love it though! Great to bounce ideas and share with like-minded people! Anyway, I expained how I made the edges and tried to attach a photo and I don't think it attached. So I'll try again. Still looking for a good way to create a nice dense black and white image with great skin tones etc. (investigate the advise I got already)!
Thank you so much!

[tim]

Not bad, but i'd like to see more of the faces.

[NBEast]

I really like this photo.

I'll have to check for your framing post. Like it too.

[Julé-Anne]

Ya, more of their face would be nice but I was literally running up the street with my assistant (my sister) holding a big umbrella over me so that the lens wouldn't get wet. I chased after them and called out their names as though I was the paparazzi. They said it was one of the most memorable parts of their day! They found it to be fun. But I know what you mean. It was tough when there wasn't much time and rain. I have some with more of their faces I'll post.
Thanks!

[NBEast]

RE: More faces ... no worries, you're in good company:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4799520

And of course, the one sold for over $200,000 last year:
http://www.allposters.com/-sp/Le-Baiser-de-l-Hotel-de-Ville-Paris-1950-Posters_i388678_.htm

My .02 is it's nice to break the motony of smile after smile. Lookin at your web site though, you obviously know that. Love your crop too. more more.

[LewisImaging]

i really like the concept and the picture. the only thing that kind of sticks out (great picture regardless) is the exposure of the couple. looks as though her shirt is a little blown out.