Jason and Amy 3.15.08

[imagesbybarbara]

First I want to say I admire alot of work on here, I am use to the standard wedding poses and its nice to see different ideas in which I am going to incorporate into my own weddings. I already have a swipe file made.:)

Here are a few images from my last wedding.

1.http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y27/GertrudeLouise/IMG_0087.jpg

2. http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y27/GertrudeLouise/IMG_0023-1.jpg

3. http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y27/GertrudeLouise/IMG_1254.jpg

4. http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y27/GertrudeLouise/IMG_1277-1.jpg

5. http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y27/GertrudeLouise/IMG_0451.jpg

6. http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y27/GertrudeLouise/IMG_1345.jpg

[moeronn]

Nice lighting and good shots. Did you use anything other than hot-show flash? Lighting is very smooth and pleasing.

[imagesbybarbara]

Hi, thanks for the comment, the reception shots were done with on camera with off camera and number 2 was natural light all the others were on camera flash with diffuser.

[DwightMcCann]

#1, #4 and #6 all seem taken from a bit too low ... they would be better shot from head level to the subjects. If you are short you might want to bring along a step-stool or wooden box to stand on.

[bnlearle]

Great job :) My suggestion is tight or wide. Almost all of these images are right in that normal "snapshotty" middle range. You've got the gear to do it (and I suspect the creativity), so get in close for those tight shots with your 70-200 or shoot real wide with your 16-35. Your photos will stand out even more from what the wedding guest with a PnS will be able to do ;)

Bobby

[imagesbybarbara]

Bobby that is a bad habbit of mine centering, I am going to break myself of it. Thanks for the pointers.