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    A Friends Wedding

    Ok My friend got married and asked me to bring my camera. He had a paid Photographer there so I tried to stay out of the way but I think I got a few great shots. With help of Photoshop! Opinions and thoughts always welcome~


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    Just a couple but I have about 25 on Facebook. Look up Jeffrey Eatley or J. Eatley Photography FAN PAGE~

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    Well done! I think you've done a pretty good job. In #1 you've nailed the exposure which is often the most difficult aspect of wedding photography, given the dynamic range between a 'bright' white wedding dress and everything else.

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    i love #1 .. beautiful bride.. well done
    in #2 is the a dollar bill beside her head?

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    Great capture...

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    Jeffro long time no see!

    The candids are awesome...hard to really critique on these because it is what it is. You seem to have a smudge on your lens though...it's really obvious 2 and 3. It's close to the center left on 2.

    For #1 I rarely shoot down on the bride. I think you want to place them on a pedestal always by shooting upwards rather then down.

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    Sorry I have been really super busy lately and working alot on the photography.

    Yeah I did notice that smugg on the lens but it was too late. What can I say, I am learning. Another Lesson. I am pretty sure that is was a small rain drop cause we had about a 30 second shower. had to wipe the lens and I missed it some how and it was during the busiest part of the wedding.

    THE MONEY next to head was people pinning money to her.

    The Reason I shot down on her cause I had no choice. That was one of the only moments I got her to pose for me. I was working around the PAID photographer.

    About that shot let me post the original and the edit and tell me what you think! I think I did some great work


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    I knew there was something funny with the grass, but you did more there than I though. Nice photoshop work.
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    The edit is good!!!
    However...
    #2 is a bit soft.
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    Yeah That was taken with my kit lens 18mm-105mm and every pic is a bit soft. I think it is ok but I hope to get a better lens soon. Money is tight. I am working on some other ideas to try to help with the soft shots. But nothing seems to help?

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    I put about 5 hours into editing about 20 pictures from the wedding. I am going to put them on cd soon and turn them over to the bride and groom!

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    1 and 2 both seem to have focus / blur issues in the face of the bride. I'm thinking more blur due to the motion seen in the bouquet and other guests in the back. Watch those shutter speeds.
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    Yeah Another lesson learned. That is the big reason for doing the wedding was to learn. Great Experience!

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