Heather & Brent a couple that made me feel old (12 pics)

Blurmore

I'm not old...very rarely does a couple getting married make me feel old...but these "kids" they made me feel REALLY old...but they were undeniably and beautifully in love, and that is all they really need.

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The flowers at the bottom of the dress thing, not my thing, but it is not my wedding!

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Not because I'm too cool for them or anything, but I don't do these unless people ask...this one did come out pretty good. It was fun.

C&C, questions, always welcome.

VayCayMom

Nice job!!!! #4 is beyond awesome and the last one is pretty cool! I like it.

I have a silly question, I have only done one wedding. Some of your images seem to be in out of the ordinary crops for printing. How does that work for the customer? I try to keep things to a certain crop size but sometimes that just doesn't work.

mmmatt

Hey Jason! Great set. Overall great use of natural lighting. I especially like 6 but you found awesome light in many of them. 1 looks a little dark to me but I struggle with processing that kind of shot... there is great detail so it is probably just a personal thing for me. Not a fan of the tilts and would have liked to seen the whole cake topper. I don't like the heavy vignette in the lower left of 9, but love 9 regardless. The expression on that shot is wonderful.

Thanks for sharing!!

Matt

mpaulie

I agree with Matt on the light, those tend to be I favorites... 1 and 6

Blurmore

VayCayMom wrote: »

Nice job!!!! #4 is beyond awesome and the last one is pretty cool! I like it.

I have a silly question, I have only done one wedding. Some of your images seem to be in out of the ordinary crops for printing. How does that work for the customer? I try to keep things to a certain crop size but sometimes that just doesn't work.

All of these crops are 2:3 I swear.
I only concern myself with room for 8x10 cropping on posed group portraits. I composed on a square for a long time, and I still think pretty square. Fortunately I see 8x12 frames catching on more and more. Yes some great parts of my compositions might be cut off in an 8x10...but that is the nature of cropping. For my smugmug sales I turn on proof delay and do the cropping myself, so I keep control for the traditional sizes, if a shot really doesn't work I'll go back to my raw stuff and see if I have a looser version...but it happens rarely.