I got someone's flash in my picture too...

But this is not a problem, as it was great timing. I saw some of the bride's friends trying to take a shot, then proceeded to take my own burst of images.

This is not photoshopped, which many people think it is. If you look at the bride's face and body, which is facing the friend taking the photo, you will see it lit up with the burst from her friend's flash.

Just thought I would share it with you

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That is seriously cool! Thanks for sharing.

that is just soo cool.

I love it! Great timing.

love the rim lighting on the bride's face. great capture!

Amazing timing. It ended up being a great photo.

I like it a lot!

Congrats!!

gr8 luck man.. u took one of the lifetime pictures..

There is something very magical about this picture. It looks like it should be on the front page of one of the big mags.
Great timing, great composition as well.

Indian weddings are sooo colorful. It's almost a crime to use B&W!

cdifoto wrote in post #4357429
Indian weddings are sooo colorful. It's almost a crime to use B&W!

Great capture, but I also agree with the above comment... lets see some colour

There you go guys, the original in colour.

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I normally prefer Colour to B&W, but in this image B&W works better IMHO

Edit: Somehow the colour looks accidental, and the B&W looks intended in my eyes.

now that's what i'm talking about! the red from her Saree is brilliant! excellent... and of course sticking with the thread title, the flash capture is quite a trick too and can even notice some of the flash reflection from the sequense on the brides outfit...

much much better colour photo's feel happier to me (imo)

Great observation and timing - prefer the colour shot.

OK now go do it again !!

Awesome timing and the picture turned out great !