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<p>For a police officer you're really good :) ...hihih that's just a joke....We'll I can definitely see that thay had a pro photographer on Tanya and Nathan's wedding...why you ask...well you can see it from the first 3 pics that you were much more relaxed while shooting and the results are much better than on Sarah and Aaron's wedding. I don know why you shot all these portraits on 20-30mm using f16....I suppose the reason was not to miss something or not to have some1 blured... On your next free wedding I would like you to go 1 step further, except for the formals try to be more documentary oriented. Put your 50mm lens open lens up to f 2.2 or 2.5 and try to steal some private moments without having people allways look at you while shooting. That way you can capture some real emotions come from the heart without people noticeing you shooting...<br />So now, I gave you advice can you fix some parking tickets? just a joke :)<br />Best regards from beautiful Croatia :)</p>

<p>Hey Kimberly, Do you have a contract with this photographer? If so than don't be affraid about not having your photos.<br />I assume his story would go this way : You hired him for your wedding, he had 3-4 more weddings on going...he overvcalculated his time to develop photos so he's stalling. I assume he's a good photographer but a bad bussinesman. <br />Here in Croatia I present my photos to bride and groom 15days after the wedding and I'm talking about 500-600photos. Then we together choose photos for the weddingbook which prints 15more days.<br />So I would say you'll get your photos I would be very pleased with them but will wait because your photographer wasn't honest enough.<br /><br /><br>

P.s. sorry for bad english writing :)</p>

<p>First sorry for lousy english spelling.<br>

I would start this response with a saying that pushes me constantly through my life with photography.<br />There is no such thing as bad camera, there's just bad photographer.<br />In this case I would say that's what happened here. My advice for you is to put some more investemnt in photography through books and not through online tutorials. <br />Here in Croatia, this kind of a wedding shooting you do is worth lets say about 100$ with 100prints delivered. I charge 1800$ for art photojounalism I do...when I was starting my wedding bussiness I charged 0 up to 500$...after 50 weddings I got to this price. Most people like studios and so charge 900-1300$. Sorry for being so honest but that's the way your photos look like. <br />Bro, you can have 100 percent blured photo, but if it's giving emotion out, if it's telling a story then that one would hang on newly weds wall. What you do is walk arround with mounted direct flash, behaving like being a bride's aunt with point and shoot camera....And you charge that 2000$, If I was that bride I would be pissed off like a bull in korida.<br>

So once again I say : Invest some money in yourself,education,books and knowledge about photography,then invest some in equipment and in 2-3 years get to that price. Now you worth nothing more than few hundred bucks.<br /><br />I wish you luck :)</p>

<p>Another one taken with Mamiya rb67 proS and a 400ASA Tri-X</p>

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<p><img src="http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/2117/zaphotonet.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>This one was shot about a month ago with 5dmkII and 24-70mm lens.</p>

<p><img src="http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/9928/andjeo.jpg" alt="" />I married an Angel is the name of this photo. One of my best friends wedding which I mostly shot with Yashica Mat,Mamiya rb67 and Canon F1. This is the one you shoot accidentally...i was measuring light with my digital to have it for Yashica Mat.<br>

it was ISO 400<br>

f1.8<br>

85mm lens</p>

<p><img src="http://img542.imageshack.us/img542/3403/refleksija.jpg" alt="" /><br>

It's not a mirror reflection but a reflection on asphalt<br />Camera Canon 40d<br>

Lens : 17/85mm<br>

shutter : 1/250 </p>

<p>thumbs up for Ronald Smith</p>

<p>This was just a good promotion of that girl and nothing else... shame on her... I say these photos are bad to the bone...but she wanted that photographer, she was satisfied with photos at begining and now she's spiting on herself also...</p>

<p>OMG 6 years later..........OMG</p>

<p>p.s. sorry for my bad english :)<br />Best regards from Croatia :) </p>

<p>firma : Canon<br />camera : Canon EOS 5D<br />ISO : 100<br />shutter : 1/640 sec.<br />f-stop : 1:4<br />lens : 17-40 mm<br>

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Jonny and Collete's wedding....a great couple from Ireland who decided to have their dream day in Istria, Croatia....wedding took place on Red Island near Rovinj...driving there by boat I saw these scene and captured it...not sure if they are brother and sister or cousins or just friends but that moment was THE moment of the wedding for me :)</p>

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<p>Hi...first time posting on forum so hope it works. Here are some Croatian customs on the weddings. Like on Karl photo with bagpiper mine shows some gipsy trumpeter (hope this is the right word) and a bestman putting some money on his trumpet,just to order a new song and celebrate the wedding.<br>

<img src="http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/5496/rale.jpg" alt="" /><br>

Canon 5d MkII 17mm f4.0. ISO 100 shutter 1/1000</p>