A Wedding I Photographed back in May

Edited by my Partner. C & C are very welcome.

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No one put a finger on these so I guess they are bad .
Please help me to C & C as how bad they are. I live and learn, so you can beat me up and there will be no hard feeling.
Thanks for your help in advance!
KN

Love the first picture. Thank you for sharing.

OK, I'll give it my best shot.

#1: Not really all that crazy about the composition. The sky isn't spectacular. The greens aren't either. I think perhaps you could have shot this straight on giving a more dramatic perspective on the bride on the bridge.

#2: Same thing. Not really all that crazy about this either. The OOF foreground plant is also not doing anything for me.

#3: I think this is a decent shot. Not sure I am crazy about the slight tilt though.

#4: Decent shot but any reason why you cut off her dress and feet?

#5: I like this shot. What are those huts in the background. I would try to increase the greens more to add more pop to the colors.

#6: Decent shot. Not really all that crazy about the bright background. I know you shot this in the open shade, but just not crazy about the look.

#7: Rings look soft. Otherwise a creative shot.

#8: I think this is a good capture of them enjoying the reception. I think the guy dancing on the floor looks weird though.

Thanks renzdurano88!

renzdurano88 wrote in post #12748624
Love the first picture. Thank you for sharing.

1: I have shot from straight on but to the left of the Bridge there is an unattractive club house so I pick this to post over that.
2: My intention was to have the OOF FG to show the depth perspective of the location.
3: My head was on the grass taken this shot and there was not much room to adjust it.
4: I did not want her to look way to big with the bottom of her dress included comparing to the guys in the back
5: Those are original huts from the local Indians.
6: It was a bright day and I was lucky to luck to have big shade to put them in
7: Yah, I wish it was sharp.
8: It was a break dancing move and he was in action so thought it was cool to share.

Thanks again for your time Nick. It is always great to hear from your take and advice.

nicksan wrote in post #12748947
OK, I'll give it my best shot.
#1: Not really all that crazy about the composition. The sky isn't spectacular. The greens aren't either. I think perhaps you could have shot this straight on giving a more dramatic perspective on the bride on the bridge.
#2: Same thing. Not really all that crazy about this either. The OOF foreground plant is also not doing anything for me.
#3: I think this is a decent shot. Not sure I am crazy about the slight tilt though.
#4: Decent shot but any reason why you cut off her dress and feet?
#5: I like this shot. What are those huts in the background. I would try to increase the greens more to add more pop to the colors.
#6: Decent shot. Not really all that crazy about the bright background. I know you shot this in the open shade, but just not crazy about the look.
#7: Rings look soft. Otherwise a creative shot.
#8: I think this is a good capture of them enjoying the reception. I think the guy dancing on the floor looks weird though.