Wedding Photography Feed Back

[weareonewedding]

<p>We recently went into the hill to photograph a couple. We were really excited by the whole thing and dont think we did a good enough job. It wasn't the nicest weather but would appreciate some feedback on the images.<br>

Generally the wedding was great, feedback also appreciated on the full wedding album: http://www.one-wedding.com/jamie-jane-sheffield-wedding-photographer/<br>

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<img src="http://www.one-wedding.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/maynardwedding/sheffield-wedding-photographer-jamie-jane-29.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p><img src="http://www.one-wedding.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/maynard/wedding-photos-at-the-maynard-23.jpg" alt="" width="800" height="533" /></p>

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[richsimmons]

<p>I'm not a pro wedding photographer, but I think there's too much de-focusing on a lot of the photos. Bokeh is nice, but like anything, too much is not always a good thing. I also think you need to work on your post processing some more. It may not have been a nice day, but 5 minutes in Lightroom can help that situation. (see below). I think the eye is there, but this stuff takes work and practice. Lots of practice. Taking the photo is only some of the process.</p>

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[Dave Gardner]

<p>I love shooting on cloudy over cast days...the light is sooo soft. I would watch the focusing technique..on your second photo...also i would have offset the couple from the tree...the groom seems lost. If i want to include a lot of landscape i use a wide angle lens...this way the people aren't so small in the shot. Not sure the lens you used.</p>

<p>On the site...some of the B&W shots are flat and need to pop more. You have a really good eye for candids and expressions. But some of the shots i would not have used...example...the kiss is great but the hug...his shoulder hides her face too much.</p>

<p>Other then some editing...i think it went well.</p>

 

[pete_s.]

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<p>...feedback also appreciated on the full wedding album</p>

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<p>Where do I find the full album? I only found twenty or so images on the page.</p>

[shawn_mertz]

<p>Your full wedding album has some good takes but many of them can use some work. You are to willing to accept what the camera gave you. Shoot Raw files. Don't be afraid to crop, and try lifting some of the faces out of the shadows. </p>

[panayotis_bake]

<p>The picture is so beautiful ,i love it, especially the color of the grass and flower in your photo.</p>

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[mac_mex]

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