My Cousin's Wedding
Just got back from California where I was taking pictures and being a groomsman (pulling double duty). These were pictures I was taking throughout the day. They had a pro there taking pictures so these are nowhere near that level.
Here are some of my favorites. You can check out them all at:
http://urbanite.lvlone.com/wedding/wedding/
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Here are some of my favorites. You can check out them all at:
http://urbanite.lvlone.com/wedding/wedding/
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Comments
Saurora
A nice series of shots .. I like No 2 above as you captured him just nice and natural. My other favorites are teh B&W shots:
http://urbanite.lvlone.com/wedding/wedding/large-98.html
http://urbanite.lvlone.com/wedding/wedding/large-100.html - esp this one
http://urbanite.lvlone.com/wedding/wedding/large-85.html
http://urbanite.lvlone.com/wedding/wedding/large-91.html
http://urbanite.lvlone.com/wedding/wedding/large-94.html - love the expression on her face.
Cheers
HarjTT
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I found your pictures to be delightful! The young girl and her shyness peering from behind the door was a perfect shot, especially with that near smile.
Henri Cartier Bresson
Don't be intimidated by "professional photographers" your shots were WAY better than the "Pro" that got $800 from my brothers first wedding. I mean WAY, WAY, Way better. (did I use too many "way"s there).
You should be proud.
Kat
Bill Brandt
I think the most important thing about this event was that I learned to love higher ISO speeds instead of shying away from it. B&W and high ISO actually made for some decent photos.
I also messed around with the built-in flash on some of them. I think I'm starting to understand when I can use it and when not to use it. I'm still getting obscenely blurry shots but I think I know where I went wrong.
I'm putting together a hardcover book for them as a gift. Only way a poor college student like me can give a decent gift.
You did a truly fantastic job....Be proud!:D
Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life...Picasso
Kat
Bill Brandt