My 2nd Wedding

[Jusselin]

My first wedding was a very nasty disaster...I feel like this one went much better, 2 years of practice have helped me for this one. Here are a few of my favorites, wanted to know what you wedding shooters think...what should i work on next time?

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[corralup]

Only thing I would suggest is to get them both in tighter on the third one. I personally don't like half faces. That's just me now!

[Jusselin]

i know, my back was literally up against a wall during this shot so i couldnt zoom out any more....the curse of the primes lol. But i didnt want to crop it either :shrugs:

[John_A]

Bags be gone.....

[rusty_tripod]

Nice images over all. My immediate reaction when I saw the first image before seeing the others was that this is a big bride. Either it is a small hallway or she is a big woman. Unless I knew for certain that my bride was comfortable in her size, I, personally, would not included it.

[Jusselin]

shes not a big girl....the hallway was pretty tight.

[BeccaJ]

Well, they're definitely better than my 2nd wedding. Which was indoors. Lol. i think it's a nice set, consistent with the portrait work i saw last.

great emotion in #2.

agree on comments about #3 - you kinda just have to be ready for that and position yourself accordingly. Because I think I'd like to see more of the candles also. and less of the background of guests. Next time! :)

[mchong75]

Please fix the tilt on #1. Reminds me of walking through a funny house.

Looking over iPhone - Some of them looks out of focus??

[Jusselin]

none are out of focus, maybe the quality...lately when i upload to photo bucket my quality is down sized....i only load there to post here though.


i agree about the less BG and more candles, as well as the titlt on 1. but which way is it tilting? i cant tell....its making me dizzy now.



here are the rest of the images though.

Leann & Steve - LNJ Photography

[LauraM]

Nice shots! My only thing about them that others haven't mentioned yet is they are all centered vertically and horizontally. Mix it up! The creative angles will push this even further. Shoot down, up, on the side and everywhere! It will make your pictures more interesting. :)