Andy & Lisa - a few samples

[sabesh]

Some shots from a recent wedding:

Mother & bride:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2557/4006366195_48f8ec569a_b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabesh/4006366195/)

Bride:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2582/4007894200_1979cb7807_b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabesh/4007894200/)

A moment in between takes :)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2499/4006820790_9a035f1fb0_b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabesh/4006820790/)

My partner, holding up the traffic on Main street, Unionville ;)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2429/4006696506_07dfed7f15_b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabesh/4006696506/)

[thomasjm]

#1 is absolutely gorgeous. I love the black and white and the contrast acros the picture

#2 is beautiful too. It just seems like her facial expression is a bit blank, for a lack of a better word, for this occasion. But that isn't your fault.

Thanks for sharing. They are beautiful photographs!

[sabesh]

#1 is absolutely gorgeous. I love the black and white and the contrast acros the picture

#2 is beautiful too. It just seems like her facial expression is a bit blank, for a lack of a better word, for this occasion. But that isn't your fault.

Thanks for sharing. They are beautiful photographs!
Thanks for the feedback Joseph; I appreciate it very much.

[FedererPhoto]

I love seeing 'behind the scenes' shots like this.... fun.

[sabesh]

I love seeing 'behind the scenes' shots like this.... fun.
I'm glad you enjoyed them, lol. Cheers.

[tenoverthenose]

I think the first two would look better without the tilt. I want to like the third one (fast lens & great moment= romance) but the background is creating a division between the bride and groom - bride red, groom green with a white line between them. Next time maybe keep more wall so both bride and groom are in it? The fourth one is way cool. I love the behind the scenes stuff and the way it shows them stopping traffic.

[sabesh]

I think the first two would look better without the tilt. I want to like the third one (fast lens & great moment= romance) but the background is creating a division between the bride and groom - bride red, groom green with a white line between them. Next time maybe keep more wall so both bride and groom are in it? The fourth one is way cool. I love the behind the scenes stuff and the way it shows them stopping traffic. Tilted shots are a polarizing style, in my experience. In this case, the clients preferred them over the non tilted versions (I do multiple takes for shots such as these).

I agree with you about #3: I never thought about that. Now that you mention it, it bugs me, lol.

I'm glad that you enjoyed #4. Thanks VERY much for your critiques. Cheers.