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I brought my camera to a wedding
Two cameras actually, and Kodak NC400 and HP5. The result is now on flickr. I was not a official photographer, but through the day people started to look at me as such. You know how it is.
Anyway, being fairly amateurish, I would very much appreciate if anyone with a spare minute would take a look and share their thoughts. What could have been done better?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/erik_pe...7622133672659/
Thanks!
Erik
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Erik,
Is log sawing at weddings a Swedish tradition?
Tom
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No, I had not seen it before. The wedding took place in Germany, in Brandenburg.
Last edited by Erik Petersson; 09-06-2009 at 05:50 AM. Click to view previous post history.
Reason: misspelling
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They look good to me, very interesting. I like the log sawing pictures!
Jeff
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Eric,these look very nice,all have very natural expressions,its fairly easy to flick through the pictures.When I was doing weddings in the Late 70"S to mid 80's we always bunch people up in silly groups and forced posses . You have follewed a story line which is important an taken many infocus well exposed frames . The move to black & white is abrupt and should be integrated better. To my impression I is the kind of casaul wedding pictures I'd buy for my daughters wedding. I think their great.
Mike C
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Weddings are dangerous... avoid at all costs.
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Swedish and German.....
I like the series as a whole, well done, good work, congrad's !
It is sometimes easier to be the second photographer, so you can photograph more relaxed.
Some remarks: you could have used a little fill-in flash at times and not all photo's are as sharp as they could/should have been.
And watch the WB in the shadows !
What gear have you been using ? Camera's, lenses ?
Peter
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 Originally Posted by Mike1234
Weddings are dangerous... avoid at all costs.
The only thing worse than being the groom at a wedding is being the photographer... People have expectations... tight little groups of people posing for the camera.... These pictures are better.... I would not have guessed it was a wedding... looked like a friendly family gathering.
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You achieved "story telling" greatness. Every good photo is supposed to tell a story and all of yours did. Often things get lost "posing" and you kept it fresh. Bravo!
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He also had a great place to photograph,all good backgrounds.
Mike C
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