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  1. 02-07-2011 01:11 PM #1
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    Louisville Wedding shots

    A few shots from a recent Louisville wedding












    Thanks for taking a look

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    I love the first one, im not 100% sure about her expression though but its a great shot.
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    Thanks. I'm not sure what she was looking at either. We were going to cross the street and I caught her like this. I would have preferred a better expression, but you work with what you can get.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vivalaveritas View Post
    Thanks. I'm not sure what she was looking at either. We were going to cross the street and I caught her like this. I would have preferred a better expression, but you work with what you can get.

    100% agreed!
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    nice shots well done. Her expression is fine
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    Extremely OVEREXPOSED!

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    That's what I was going for, but thanks for pointing it out skieur.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vivalaveritas View Post
    That's what I was going for, but thanks for pointing it out skieur.
    And how does overexposure CONTRIBUTE to the effectiveness of the shots?

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  10. 02-09-2011 11:44 AM #9
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    Actually I like the expression in the first one. Not sure if it was what you were going for, but a wedding is a big step in someone's life. Crossing a big road if you will. Anyone crossing that road has a moment of pause to make 100% sure the coast is clear. That's what I see here. The picture tells a great story if you think of it that way

    I also really love #4, nice work!
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    I myself have nothing against an overexposed photo, as long as it contributes to the image. For now, I am undecided on the first image, but I do like the rest.
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    Haha see different strokes for different folks. Photography truly is an art. The first is my fav in the set
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    The first one, for me, could use just a touch more seperation between her gown and the road.

    The 2nd...kinda creepy to be honest. There's nothing romantic about bare, fallen trees to me.

    3rd...would be perfect except for that little bit of brush coming in at the left.

    4 and 5 I really dig
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    The first photo is good but I would agree with most on here- her expression isn't great.
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    I like the way it is overexposed for the first shot.
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    Nice series. I like the fist shot. Sometimes breaking the rules is the way to go to get a shot.
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