Allen and Jessica Garcia Wedding
Jeremy Winterberg
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This wedding took place in Mesa, Arizona outside/inside a castle. Unfortunately I wasn't the hired photographer... I was the groom's cousin sitting in the crowd shooting over the tops of heads!
Regardless I feel as though I caught some touching moments and overall I think they'll be satisfied with the pictures they're getting for free. :rolleyes ... maybe ... :wink And because I didn't get paid, these don't get full PP treatment because I'm stuck-up like that.
This is the main reason why I went out west traveling the giant rocks of the deserts, I guess the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Las Vegas and California were just side attractions. :huh
Here's the Schenck family (Pronounced like skank... I know, I hate my mom for her maiden name and make fun of her on a daily basis because of it). This is the same pose that the PAID photographer used, I didn't feel like changing it up and wasting time... plus there isn't a whole lot you can do with 21 people all wearing dress clothes they can't get dirty.
1. The Entire Family...
2. The Waymire family (Mother's Sister)
3. The Schenck Family (Mother's Youngest Brother) with creepy fountain man spitting at them...
4. Going into the Castle were these gigantic wooden doors...
5. There was a sweet fountain behind the "alter"
6. The alter from the crowd's perspective
7. The groom patiently waiting
8. The bride gracefully walking with her father
9. The bridesmaids had chilled butterflies on their flowers, this one got excited :wink
10. The hired :click
11. The kiss and release of two boxes full of butterflies (the bride has a thing for them I guess)
12. The cake
13. The cut
14. The mess
15. The entertainment - Groom serenading his wife with joyous songs.
16. The cuteness
The end... lots of pictures, but you people like pictures for some odd reason? I haven't the slightest clue as to why? :rofl
Regardless I feel as though I caught some touching moments and overall I think they'll be satisfied with the pictures they're getting for free. :rolleyes ... maybe ... :wink And because I didn't get paid, these don't get full PP treatment because I'm stuck-up like that.
This is the main reason why I went out west traveling the giant rocks of the deserts, I guess the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Las Vegas and California were just side attractions. :huh
Here's the Schenck family (Pronounced like skank... I know, I hate my mom for her maiden name and make fun of her on a daily basis because of it). This is the same pose that the PAID photographer used, I didn't feel like changing it up and wasting time... plus there isn't a whole lot you can do with 21 people all wearing dress clothes they can't get dirty.
1. The Entire Family...
2. The Waymire family (Mother's Sister)
3. The Schenck Family (Mother's Youngest Brother) with creepy fountain man spitting at them...
4. Going into the Castle were these gigantic wooden doors...
5. There was a sweet fountain behind the "alter"
6. The alter from the crowd's perspective
7. The groom patiently waiting
8. The bride gracefully walking with her father
9. The bridesmaids had chilled butterflies on their flowers, this one got excited :wink
10. The hired :click
11. The kiss and release of two boxes full of butterflies (the bride has a thing for them I guess)
12. The cake
13. The cut
14. The mess
15. The entertainment - Groom serenading his wife with joyous songs.
16. The cuteness
The end... lots of pictures, but you people like pictures for some odd reason? I haven't the slightest clue as to why? :rofl
Jer
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Don't be upset by the lack of comments... it is wedding season and we are all wedding photographers and therefore extremely busy.
Looks like an interesting venue...
One thing is that you never asked for any comments OR critique... so not to step on any toes...... they might prefer to be silent.
They're not the greatest shots, but I wasn't really trying because A. I wasn't getting paid, and B. it was 110 degrees and I was in a full out suit. Not the smartest attire.
And, yes I understand its wedding season... but I mean, come on! I see pretty much all of you guys that have weddings every week on here posting still? you can't be tied up THAT much. But yeah, I guess I did forget to ask for critique.
#3 appears to have been shot at too wode a focal length. The distortion is odd. Many of the images appear soft. Those shot indoors would benifit from a white balance correction, and also appear underexposed.
...and Heather said it well... be patient. Many folks like to have several looks before commiting their thoughts.....and it's true that this IS the busy season.
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23'ish... I know, my cousin looks like a teenager he has always looked really young.
The softness has been corrected. I thought it was bad glass, but I microadjusted my lenses finally... The 17-55mm was -8 off. So that should be fixed now!
Regarding the white balance, I had it adjusted in LR2, but when I exported it didn't keep the white balance settings or the crops I had
I am being patient, I was just bumping it up in case people didn't notice it... and look, now they are commenting!
seriously..that is when you should be doing your best stuff. no pressure or expectations.
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IMO 11 is the coolest-- great shot!
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