My buddy asked me to shoot his wedding and since it is really my first one I thought I would put up a few pic
Aug 22, 2007 18:15 | #1 My buddy asked me to shoot his wedding and since it is really my first one I thought I would put up a few pic 7D MKII ■ 10-22 ■ 15-85 ■ 28-135 ■ Σ 50-150 ■ 70-200 f4L ■ 100-400L ■ 580EX II
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supatt Member 93 posts Joined Jul 2006 Location: Adelaide, South Australia More info | Aug 22, 2007 19:12 | #2 nice first shots eagle, but i think in the 3rd and 4th shot the flash is a little overpowering. Nice 1st try though!
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howzitboy Goldmember 2,948 posts Joined May 2007 Location: Hawaii More info | Aug 22, 2007 20:54 | #3 on the first 3 the shots look funky like totally washed out. did u pp them? http://onehourwedding.blogspot.com/
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SuzyView Cream of the Crop  More info | Aug 22, 2007 21:00 | #4 Congrats on your first wedding. Your pictures do look fine, but the amount of contrast and PP I can't tell well enough. Can you do a higher resolution for us to look at? Also, just some observations about green and brown. They don't go together well, not too much color to work with. If you try a black & white conversion before you really start trying to get skin tones right, you'd end up with better images. Also, don't be nervous to go tight on the subjects. It's breaking the rule of thirds, but in current wedding styles, that's okay. Suzie - Still Speaking Canonese!
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Aug 22, 2007 21:07 | #5 howzitboy wrote in post #3777666  on the first 3 the shots look funky like totally washed out. did u pp them? Yes, all were shot in raw and had some pp done. The last one probably had the most and the first one very little. SuzyView wrote in post #3777708 Congrats on your first wedding. Your pictures do look fine, but the amount of contrast and PP I can't tell well enough. Can you do a higher resolution for us to look at? Also, just some observations about green and brown. They don't go together well, not too much color to work with. If you try a black & white conversion before you really start trying to get skin tones right, you'd end up with better images. Also, don't be nervous to go tight on the subjects. It's breaking the rule of thirds, but in current wedding styles, that's okay. Thanks. I can't put a larger one up right now. So you suggest to convert to b&w, then make adjustments to the lighting, then switch back to color and work on that. Never tried that before. 7D MKII ■ 10-22 ■ 15-85 ■ 28-135 ■ Σ 50-150 ■ 70-200 f4L ■ 100-400L ■ 580EX II
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Aug 22, 2007 21:08 | #6 supatt wrote in post #3777030 nice first shots eagle, but i think in the 3rd and 4th shot the flash is a little overpowering. Nice 1st try though! Yeah now that you mention it, I see it mostly in the third. 7D MKII ■ 10-22 ■ 15-85 ■ 28-135 ■ Σ 50-150 ■ 70-200 f4L ■ 100-400L ■ 580EX II
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SuzyView Cream of the Crop More info | Aug 22, 2007 21:10 | #7 Not exactly, just decide which pictures would work better in B&W because brown and green and skin tone really don't go well. Suzie - Still Speaking Canonese!
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