Beach Wedding from a couple weeks ago ...

Shot this event for a couple of very good friends. They know this isn't what I do for a living and that sports shooting is what I do best. Don't really know if they're any good; they certainly aren't up to par what we see here; The bride was thrilled to have shots of the wedding and more importantly of her family members from Philippines who attended.

As you can see, outdoors, beach, wind and right into the teeth of a 6pm July sun setting on ceremony.

1. The bride and a bit of sunflare, used an on-camera 430 EX II on this and all other shots

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I think they are good i would like to see less light crops and not keen on the tilts especially on the 3rd one

misssassylassy wrote in post #12893055
I think they are good i would like to see less light crops and not keen on the tilts especially on the 3rd one

I'm sure you meant less TIGHT crops! In hindsight I should have used my 35L instead of the 85L because of the tightness of space. The beach wasn't very deep and the number of people there meant bad shooting positions putting me too close.

Live and learn. Good reasons why I don't shoot weddings! Not enough space to operate without very planned out places to shoot. Especially at a beach ceremony.

Thanks for your comments.

dave