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Lin-z
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 02:55
Well its actually my second wedding, but my first was like a last min shotgun, "because your family I'm doing this" type wedding. They paid me a little just for my time, but nothing big, so the pressure was not really there.

This weekend I had my first paid wedding for a stranger. Here are a few pictures from this weekend.

http://Lindsi.smugmug.com/photos/86324111-S.jpg

http://Lindsi.smugmug.com/photos/86494270-S.jpg


Here's my version of the "Just Married" shot... I am sorry for stealing this idea, but it is just too cute!

http://Lindsi.smugmug.com/photos/86498622-S.jpg

http://Lindsi.smugmug.com/photos/86498317-S.jpg

C&C welcomed! Thanks for looking. The entire gallery is on my site if you are interested in seeing more.

Thanks, Lindsi :cool:

tim
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 06:53
Very nice! Increase the exposure/brightness of the first, apply a mild vignette to some of them, and consider the last phot in B&W or something like duotone dream (samples attached, PM me if you want me to take them down).

Arnie1
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 07:23
I think you did good

The last one may look quiet good with a toned b/w plus glow.

Lin-z
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 18:31
I also did that same photo in black and white. I have it in my gallery. I like the other tones also. Thanks.

woffles
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 18:42
The ring shot is very underexposed but can be opened up nicely in PS.

Lin-z
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 20:04
Better?

http://Lindsi.smugmug.com/photos/86898316-M.jpg

tim
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 20:17
Bit far, you've lost details. Start again, open in photoshop, hit control-alt-~ to select highlights. Hit control-J to copy to new layer. Select background layer, adjust levels. Done :)

Lin-z
8th of August 2006 (Tue), 23:10
I will do that. Thanks for the tips!

verty
9th of August 2006 (Wed), 03:19
I think you did good

The last one may look quiet good with a toned b/w plus glow.

i really like this black n white tone with the glow..
if you dont mind could you share how you did this in photoshop??
love it!

Arnie1
9th of August 2006 (Wed), 03:31
Verty, it has taken me many years of heartache, pain and all night photoshop sessions to come up with this kind of look. My fingerprints are almost worn away from constant key bashing, my marriage is in tatters and I stand to loose my day job through lack of commitment. I'm reluctant to share such a secret after such personal sacrifice.....OK, in the name of wedding creativity and goodwill across the world.....here goes.....

1. Buy Kubotas creative tools 2
2. run action Modern Antique with glow
3. reduce glow a little to taste
4. save
5. drink beer.

Simon

Grace
9th of August 2006 (Wed), 21:20
Verty, it has taken me many years of heartache, pain and all night photoshop sessions to come up with this kind of look. My fingerprints are almost worn away from constant key bashing, my marriage is in tatters and I stand to loose my day job through lack of commitment. I'm reluctant to share such a secret after such personal sacrifice.....OK, in the name of wedding creativity and goodwill across the world.....here goes.....

1. Buy Kubotas creative tools 2
2. run action Modern Antique with glow
3. reduce glow a little to taste
4. save
5. drink beer.

Simon

thats funny simon... thanks for sharing.
kathy

verty
9th of August 2006 (Wed), 22:22
Verty, it has taken me many years of heartache, pain and all night photoshop sessions to come up with this kind of look. My fingerprints are almost worn away from constant key bashing, my marriage is in tatters and I stand to loose my day job through lack of commitment. I'm reluctant to share such a secret after such personal sacrifice.....OK, in the name of wedding creativity and goodwill across the world.....here goes.....

1. Buy Kubotas creative tools 2
2. run action Modern Antique with glow
3. reduce glow a little to taste
4. save
5. drink beer.

Simon

what kind of beer??

Thanks for the tip! :D

woffles
10th of August 2006 (Thu), 01:47
Here's a version I did. I used Tims tip but used curves instead.

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b194/woffles/86898316-M.jpg

woffles
10th of August 2006 (Thu), 02:05
Just for fun I tried one more thing on it. Used a velvia action. May be too much for it. Opinions?

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b194/woffles/VelviaCopy.jpg

beckybun
10th of August 2006 (Thu), 02:10
nice shots...looks like you're getting a lot of good suggestions

Lin-z
10th of August 2006 (Thu), 07:25
These look good. Thanks for the tips...