First time wedding photography

[Roy Hernandez]

Its my first time doing weddings... comments are welcome.... :oops:
Theres a few more in my Flickr account, if you want you can check out the rest.

http://static.flickr.com/135/326517300_3b684a9edd.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/143/326380869_64ad374763.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/137/326405359_8a489e1f00.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/136/326320371_eba5d5b750.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/141/326423700_02b7f34adc.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/140/326248818_46dd3b4341.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/139/326588678_8a50d15849.jpg

[Atheist]

Very nice pictures, I really like the depth in the last one. The only thing that I'd say negatively is that I am not sure that the balance is right for some of the outdoor photos; their skin tone - although `tan` - appears to wash out.

[CrazyStang]

They look really great to me.

[ashleymcnamara]

I think you did a fantastic job! I like #1 the best.

[asolie]

Awesome shots! They look great! :)

[ram1us]

Number one is a decent picture, as are they all. However, could you not clone out the aircraft that is just above the bride's head? it might mmake a good picture better.

[Roy Hernandez]

Number one is a decent picture, as are they all. However, could you not clone out the aircraft that is just above the bride's head? it might mmake a good picture better.

the aircraft is no clone... its the real thing, they said that they wanted to get the plane in the background, I told them that its going to be far they said they dont care as long as theres a plane landing in there background. to ya'll thank you for the comments you gave, really appreciated it.:D

[matt1987]

great work, though I would cut out the plane in the first one (or does this have anything to do w/ them? him being a pilot or suppen.. well anyhow, ya get what I mean..

the aircraft is no clone... its the real thing, they said that they wanted to get the plane in the background, I told them that its going to be far they said they dont care as long as theres a plane landing in there background. to ya'll thank you for the comments you gave, really appreciated it.

wwoops, just saw that.. gotta retreat my comment then ^^

[RedCarpet]

You might want to PS the white balance. Indoors it's a warm yellow (#2); outdoors it's cold, more like blue (#3). Or choose one color and adjust the others for consistency. (#1 and #4 look right.)

Personally, I think you want to add brightness and contrast in PP to compensate for overcast wedding days. It's tricky, of course, with a white wedding dress, but just crank it up until you see details starting to get blown out. (You've blown out the highlights in the mostly b/w pic--you can't see where the dress 'begins.')

You've chosen good moments, just need a few PP tweaks.

R/C

[christyjo2]

I think they are all gorgeous shots!!

[jwilson]

Point Loma?

[ryleung]

I would watch it with the camera tilting. You don't want to over-do and over use that technique.

[Rumrunner]

Those are awesome, nice work!

[Kyl3]

1 and 5 for me, though i'd lose the plane in the 1st :)

Nice forst effort :)

[ABrownPhoto]

excellent job on all! #1 is my favorite!

well done

[Memori]

Lovely!

[song4themoon]

The outdoor pictures are great. You should ask to have this moved to the wedding board.. there are some serious good people on there that can give you great advice

[hkdigit]

I love #1 too ... but it should be nice if the plane can be larger and more left on the photo.

[fstop212]

nice work. I like them all

[MDJAK]

They are great shots. You've got a great future in wedding photography.

I admit to being wierd and having strange taste, and it is just a matter of taste, but I think the airplane detracts from the shot in the first one. Definitely good timing though.

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