kwang_lee

It looks like a still from a Bergman movie. Perhaps if we could catch a reflection (or shadow)

of a cross in her eyes..... hm. Makes me think

I should try it. ;)

Enchanting.

Looks like your tracking could be improved as your stars have "ears". Is this a single exposure?

Or several exposures that were added together via software?

 

What kind of mount and camera was used?

 

Judging by the "purple" colors, I'd guess you're using a Canon DRebel?

I like the composition. The "purple" halo around them (chromatic abberation from digital caamera) seems to distract from the image.

It is a nice moment. I feel like this shot could be improved in two opposite ways: 1) Fill-flash to better illuminate their faces; or 2) a more contrasty film (B&W?) so that the shadows create a stronger sense of intimacy and privacy between them.

Wonderful composition. Great that you could capture the candid joy of the minister/priest/official.

Nice, weird and mysterious -- what some marriages are like.

I love the concept. But I keep wondering why the woman in the right foreground is only partially in shadow.

Nice composition. But I'm not a fan of the bright "burn" on the bride -- it accentuates her in a way that's not flattering for this viewer. My eye goes toward her arm...and eventually her armpit.

 

Warm and intimate moment.

Nice catch. It would've been nice if we could have seen more of his face. Though we can infer from the action.

I like the antiseptic feel here.

Very atmospheric, very ominous.

Back light (ambient?) seems a bit distracting, but I like it.