One from an outdoor wedding I shot this summer. The entire grounds was landscaped making a perfect location for a wedding.http://good-times.webshots.com …2838964650055212718VWZMNk
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mikesd Senior Member  893 posts Joined Mar 2004 Location: Olney Illinois,home of the white squirrels More info | Nov 18, 2006 13:36 | #1 One from an outdoor wedding I shot this summer. The entire grounds was landscaped making a perfect location for a wedding.http://good-times.webshots.com …2838964650055212718VWZMNk 50D, 10D, XT, S3 IS, Tamron 17-50, Tamron 28-75, Tamron 18-200, 18-55, 430EX II
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dann22 Member 93 posts Joined Jul 2006 Location: DC/MD/VA More info | Nov 18, 2006 13:38 | #2 Something might be wrong with the pic. Looks over pixelated on my screen.
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mikesd THREAD STARTER Senior Member 893 posts Joined Mar 2004 Location: Olney Illinois,home of the white squirrels More info | Nov 18, 2006 13:41 | #3 dann22 wrote in post #2281253 Something might be wrong with the pic. Looks over pixelated on my screen. Not sure what happened to the attachment so I cannged it to webshots. 50D, 10D, XT, S3 IS, Tamron 17-50, Tamron 28-75, Tamron 18-200, 18-55, 430EX II
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D.CraigFlory Goldmember 1,333 posts Joined Sep 2006 More info | I would love the image as a horizontal but not as a vertical. It needs to have the bottom half cropped off for a horizontal format. D. Craig Flory PPA Certified, Cr.Photog.,
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ABrownPhoto Goldmember  4,676 posts Likes: 4 Joined Sep 2006 Location: SoCaL More info | Nov 18, 2006 17:34 | #5 Nice job! seems the location REALLY WAS great for shooting the wedding! He still has one more move.
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jra Cream of the Crop  6,568 posts Likes: 35 Joined Oct 2005 Location: Ohio More info | Nov 18, 2006 19:27 | #6 Personally, I like the vertical format. The waterfall draws a bit of attention from the couple but it makes up for it by adding interest in the photo.
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mikesd THREAD STARTER Senior Member 893 posts Joined Mar 2004 Location: Olney Illinois,home of the white squirrels More info | Thanks for the suggestions/comments everyone 50D, 10D, XT, S3 IS, Tamron 17-50, Tamron 28-75, Tamron 18-200, 18-55, 430EX II
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Marsha050 Member  170 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Central California More info | Nov 18, 2006 20:30 | #8 Mike, hope you dont mind me changing your picture. This is how I see it. With more of the couple being the focal point, not the waterfall. Please remember, photography is in the eye of the beholder and each of our own likes. Your picture is gorgeous too...  Canon EOS 20D
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mikesd THREAD STARTER Senior Member 893 posts Joined Mar 2004 Location: Olney Illinois,home of the white squirrels More info | Nov 18, 2006 20:42 | #9 Marsha050 wrote in post #2282739 Mike, hope you dont mind me changing your picture. This is how I see it. With more of the couple being the focal point, not the waterfall. Please remember, photography is in the eye of the beholder and each of our own likes. Your picture is gorgeous too... I really like this one also 50D, 10D, XT, S3 IS, Tamron 17-50, Tamron 28-75, Tamron 18-200, 18-55, 430EX II
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Marsha050 Member 170 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Central California More info | Nov 18, 2006 20:59 | #10 Glad you like it MIke.... Canon EOS 20D
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Wilt Reader's Digest Condensed version of War and Peace [POTN Vol 1]  More info | Nov 18, 2006 21:03 | #11 I find the re-crop a bit more drawing the viewer to the couple. The original crop would make a reasonable publicity shot for whoever owned the land, if they wanted to publicize it as a great location to come have your wedding! different point of primary interest. If the shot had been done wider and the couple was closer to center (but not in the bullseye!) they would have more of the viewer's attention and the waterfall is incidental. You need to give me OK to edit your image and repost! Keep POTN alive and well with member support https://photography-on-the.net/forum/donate.php
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Marsha050 Member 170 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Central California More info | Nov 18, 2006 21:12 | #12 I agree Wilt about what the picture is suppose to do... a wedding picture or an advertising picture. Both are good... Canon EOS 20D
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Broncobear Goldmember  2,415 posts Joined Oct 2006 Location: Ottawa Ontario Canada More info | Nov 18, 2006 22:00 | #13 Great job Marsha, ...good cropping can make a million dollar shot! "The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes." "
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urbandancer Senior Member  550 posts Joined Feb 2006 Location: Madrid,Spain More info | Nov 18, 2006 22:38 | #14 Yep that crop worked very well. I like the shot. Great angle. Not the tipical weding photo Canon 50D
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Marsha050 Member 170 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Central California More info | Nov 18, 2006 22:58 | #15 Thank you... the first thing I learned when starting to take photos was to use the 3rd rule. Divide the picture in to thirds and place the object of the picture in one of the thirds... works most the time. Canon EOS 20D
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. I took several shots similar to this one hoping to capture for the bride and groom what a beautiful location they had chosen to be married.