gregman

<p>@Rusla Safin Yes but I really wonder why do you ask? </p>

<p>Hi All, <br> @MichaelMorwy. Apologies for calling you rude. You were assuming I was doing this to get clicks, which wasn't the case. I took it like an insult. Thanks for the kind words. Also "corky" is a term I don't understand and as far as I understand it can be positive or negative. I'm looking for constructive comments, and I think you are right about the portraiture. I have plenty of almost full (+/- 200 to 250 pictures) jobs (I deliver +/- 600) on my blog which is accessible in my home page. I don't want to clickbait though.. but its there ;)</p> <p>@David. Yes I do, see my blog... Putting people at ease is probably one of my strength point as a wedding photographer. I always do standard posing but it is an exercice where I lack of creativity and where I need to improve probably.<br> I do this job aside from my main job (I'm a mobile device developer). I have 15 weddings this year.<br> Thanks all for the kinds words.</p>

<p>Seriously guys, I find you very rude. I didn't ever think about getting traffic on my website. I get all my clients through google adwords or via professional events (wedding specialists). What would 10 or 15 more clicks do?<br> None of my picture are staged. Even the ones that look very much like it is.<br> I was hoping for technique advices, composition, maybe some new ideas... I was wrong hoping that such a forum was the good place to go ask.<br> Thanks for the feedback anyway, I know now that my pictures have the pro feeling.</p>

<p>Hi,<br> I would like to have some feedback on my wedding photography work.<br> What do I do well, but mostly, what do I do wrong?<br> Where can I improve, (certainly everywhere...) but it is the most obvious weaknesses of my work?<br> <a href="http://www.photographemariages.be">www.photographemariages.be/</a><br> Thanks a lot for your input!</p> <p>Greg</p>