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a few for c&c please

 
viper91180
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Nov 05, 2007 18:51 |  #1

ok first off i should start by saying, im very new to photography and extremly new to post processing, i know hardly anything at all, so i need advice on what i could do. now i know i should not be shooting weddings, however im not going to get into why i did this on here, please pm me and i will be happy to explain the situation in private. the wedding took place at the top of a lighthouse, it was very very tiny and extremly hard to move, the video girl was on the far side of me and i could nto get to the other side to get shots from each side of the lighthouse. the bride came in a horse drawn carriage so i gave them some sephia treatment and the bride and groom loved them, actually they loved all of the pictures so i guess things worked out ok, however i know they could be soooo much better, anyway enough rambling.

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Nov 05, 2007 21:53 |  #2

If you were going for the "old" photo look in the first few you did a really good job with that...

the only real issue i have is the ring shot...probably not the best choice of shots to do a selective saturation...it looks kinda awkward to me...


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