Second Wedding as Second Photographer

Well almost, I local photographer has kindly allowed me to come along to some weddings with him sharing his time and knowledge. In return I carry the heavy bag, and round up people where necessary. He's been kind enough to let me run round with my camera trying to capture some candids with out pressure! It is a huge confidence builder working with someone providing feedback to get in closer and not be shy about going up and chatting people to get the shot.

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crops are a little off for me and DUDE the watermark... move it to the side

Bryan Grant Photography wrote in post #13080501
crops are a little off for me and DUDE the watermark... move it to the side

What do you mean by off? And I know I know, I exported them without changing the settings, and posted here before noticing!

#1 IMO a little more head
#2 too much grass above the head
#3 grand papa is a little cut off
#4 too tight and too much room over the heads
#5 too tight and his eyes are bullseyed
#7 cut the shoes off
#8 too much head room

Thanks for taking the time to reply! I've noticed a lot of my shots either have to much head room or are to tight. I was annoyed about number 7 but it was a walking towards us shot and that was the best of the bunch.

it is common for newer photographers to "bullseye" or put the subjects eyes near the center of the view finder in the camera. usually happens while focusing... as your nifty water mark shows. try to fallow "rule of thirds" of you can. good captures thou