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kingwee
27th of July 2007 (Fri), 13:23
Please let me know how to improve on these pictures, whether it be post processing or anything else...

Thanks!

1.
http://notoriental.com/galleryclevelandjuly2007/images/lindsey-wedding-running1.jpg

2.
http://notoriental.com/galleryclevelandjuly2007/images/lindsey-wedding-running2.jpg

Maui Kim
27th of July 2007 (Fri), 14:32
I really like pic #2..it shows their happiness. I would leave it as is...just my opinion:) Thanks for sharing.

Thomas Lunt
27th of July 2007 (Fri), 15:04
I like them both very much. I really like the brides face in the first one. Shame the lady stepped in front of you. I wouldn't change a thing. Maybe play with B/W or sepia for fun.

LeesaB
27th of July 2007 (Fri), 15:53
Isn't that the hardest thing to do is in that "bubble' line to get people to NOT step in front? I always get a few nice tall men to stand and let people know, do not get in the photographers way..It generally works

BEWITCHED
27th of July 2007 (Fri), 18:02
love them i would love to see more from this wedding

MrsOpie
27th of July 2007 (Fri), 18:06
I like the photos but they both seem a little orange to me. Maybe desaturate them a bit.

Steiglitz
27th of July 2007 (Fri), 18:34
There seems to be a magenta cast...need to tweek white balance?

joshbehan
28th of July 2007 (Sat), 13:33
i did a quick edit/conversion, but for some reason my 'manage attachments' button disappeared.

howzitboy
29th of July 2007 (Sun), 13:54
great shots but tip is , right before you shoot them, ask the couple to look up when they are walking out. half the time they will , half they wont but at least u might get chance of getting more face shots in them.

paul33
29th of July 2007 (Sun), 19:00
I think #2 is pretty much there but I'd crop #1 to lose the folks on the left who are adding nothing. Place the couple a third in from the left and let the people on the right dominate the shot as they contribute hugely to a fun shot.

It's a little too hot color-wise for me and I'd drop the saturation a little but it's a matter of taste.

Something like .....

http://www.nenedigital.co.uk/images/edit.jpg

PetKal
29th of July 2007 (Sun), 19:04
They are fine.....
Tighten the frame on #1, fix the dark cast on the people's skin, as some others have mentioned.

bnlearle
29th of July 2007 (Sun), 21:31
I love #2. It's so candid. And #1 is great when made a little tighter above by Paul33.

Great job!

kingwee
30th of July 2007 (Mon), 10:10
Thanks for all the great suggestions! That's exactly what I am looking for. I am relatively new to photography (5 months) so I'm still over processing the pictures, like the saturation and over doing the levels adjustment. I see other people over-processing and it's very obvious, but it's hard to tell when you're doing it yourself!!

That crop does make it better, although I'm mentally stuck on having the couple more centered for this picture.

I was just a guest at the wedding, so I have several other pictures but none that I was happy with...