andrea_chadwick

Thank you. I appreciate the information. The process has been frustrating because as I have shared the images with my guests, they have been coming back asking for images they know we're taken but not included in the digital gallery I received. When I've asked the photographer to send the specific images, she explained why they weren't included but did not forward the image along. It's disappointing knowing that I don't get to see the only images of me with some of my guests, even if our facial expressions might be less than desirable.

My wedding photographers contract stated that we would receive the "edited and proofed images". At the time I signed the contract, I took the term "proofed" to mean the unedited images. The photographer posted her edited images, but when I asked for all images from the day, she refused to give (or even let me see) the images stating that "edited and proofed images" is a standard industry term that means"proofed images refers to the images being online in your gallery, they call those proof galleries, and edited images implies all those images have been edited". To me, what she is providing me are only the edited images, and a proofs are the unedited images. I. Am quite irritated that the photographer won't even let me view the images she did not edit. Can anyone provide any input? Thank you!

My wedding photographers contract stated that we would receive the "edited and proofed images". At the time I signed the contract, I took the term "proofed" to mean the unedited images. The photographer posted her edited images, but when I asked for all images from the day, she refused to give (or even let me see) the images stating that "edited and proofed images" is a standard industry term that means"proofed images refers to the images being online in your gallery, they call those proof galleries, and edited images implies all those images have been edited". To me, what she is providing me are only the edited images, and a proofs are the unedited images. I. Am quite irritated that the photographer won't even let me view the images she did not edit. Can anyone provide any input? Thank you!