Tricia & Marc

Scootersbabygirl

Have you ever had the shoot the wedding of a PHOTOGRAPHER?! Talk about stressful! I was so worried she'd hate the photos, but so far she loves them! She was VERY specific in what she wanted and is one of those brides/photographers who likes what I call the "cheesy" poses. Cheesy as in overdone. I don't mind a few of them, but she wanted all cheesy shots *sigh*. Oh well, the customer is always right! I loved the C&C last time, so fire away!

1. The bride's 1 (ish) year old son was in the wedding, so I had to do this!



2. Seeing herself in the mirror for the first time. (I'm pretty sure she staged that smile BUT it looks good, so meh )



3. The bride's parents walking the couple's son back down the aisle after the wedding was over.



4. I set it up, bride took over...



5. We found a field near the hotel - gotta love Vermont!



6. Bride and her dad (the sun coming through that window right on the dance floor was KILLING ME!)



7. We caught sunset! Score!



8. I knew how he felt! I was zonked! (I did two weddings in a row, this one Fri. and another on sat.)



9. Taken by my assistant/second shooter! I was so proud of her (she has issues with using flash)

Scootersbabygirl

No responses?? that bad?? *sniff*

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Ok I say something. Photo #5 You did a good job keeping their heads in a clear spot. He is holing her nice and the white of his cuff is just right. Some thing IMO that could improve this #1 kissing pictures always look like two monkeys kissing. Better to have them almost kissing. #2 the side of a woman's arm never looks good. Ya gotta hide it. In this case it almost looks broken. #3 Her flowers are hiding behind the plant. In this case having the flowers show, since they are red, might take some attention away from her arm. #4 A gradual neutral density would really help, as the top of the photo is blown out. You positioned them in a power point, which centers the attention on the bride and groom. That was quite good.