just a beginner - CC please
Brieyasmom
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I am new to wedding photography. I have done a few and want to get better. I dont really have all the cool equipment I want but I try. And c&c would be welcome
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Heather
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Heather
Heather Wilson
www.captureaglimpse.com
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#4 are a little bit weird plus the right side of the picture looks weird and blurry.
#5 are very unattractive at all, and the small trees in front are a distraction
and the rest are also weird, blurry on the edges.
I'm sorry if I'm harsh, and I'm no pro either, but in weddings you're supposed to capture the happiness sense in that joyous event, and the bride is also supposed to be given all the attention while capturing her wedding.
I barely see the bride's face in all your pictures, and the bride's face in #7 are just... weird.
again, no offense but it's just all my honest opinion and critiques
I actually think your comps are pretty darn good. The tree branches in #5 are a bit distracting but your overall composition in EACH photograph definately shows an "eye" for your craft. Keep @ it!
Listen to Idlewild and keep at it... You have some great potential to tap.
Thanks for everyones comments. I do want constructive criticism to make me better but i did like that not everyone thought i should throw in the towel. I know that the Bride is the focus point and I do have many Bride shots in my gallery I just wanted to show some that were a little more abstract and see what people thought. THe bride and groom loved them so that is all that really matters but I do want to hear what i could do to make them better.. such as take out the branches or remove some blur .
Thanks again
Happy New Year!!
Heather Wilson
www.captureaglimpse.com
Atlanta, GA USA
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#2 If you would of pulled back a little to center the lamp in the spot between them it would of toped off the shot.
#4 The couple seem a little soft, maybe if you tightened the shot just a little more.
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