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Apr 23, 2012 17:54 |  #16

First photo appears to me as if she's either 3' tall or kneeling on the ground. I agree that her expression isn't what one would expect on a wedding day.


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Apr 24, 2012 09:17 |  #17

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First photo appears to me as if she's either 3' tall or kneeling on the ground. I agree that her expression isn't what one would expect on a wedding day.

that, s because she is kneeling


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Apr 24, 2012 15:50 |  #18

It's a nice series. Yes there are something wrong but I am sure she will like them.


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Apr 25, 2012 03:34 |  #19

#1 is boring. The grass sucks, her expression is lifeless and the dress looks like she just plopped down.
#2 has good color. The back ground adds to the photo. The expressions have life in them, and the lines with the bench and her legs create drama. Nice photo.
#3 is funny. It adds creativity to the wedding set. Next wedding keep tweaking the photo for different looks.


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Apr 25, 2012 06:45 |  #20

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Alright, then here is my take. Mind you, I am posting this as my opinion (by no means fact) and with the intention to help, not put down. If you feel offended at all, I am sorry and that was not my intention. If you disagree with everything I say, I will not take offense to that.

1. Im not a real fan of it. I dont like the straight on pose, the depth of field is too big for my liking, and she doenst look like a happy bride. I would have tilted her shoulders more to the right of the frame. I do like that you got the entire dress in the shot, but im not a huge fan of the wide angle look either.

2. Again, the depth of field is too deep for my liking and the expressions are odd again. She looks asleep/sleeping beauty, and he looks confused. I am guessing this is a shot taken by the main photographer from straight on which would be a better angle.

3. Again, she doenst look happy and the shot is confusing. It is obvious that she is looking at the main photographer and straight on would have been a better angle again.

For once I actually agree with Bryans Comments (he nitpicks a lot). Number 3, seriously, they seem miles apart... Like they dont even know each other. Even if this was "in bewtween" shots, they should be all over each other..... They just got married for gods sakes!


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