A few from this weekend for C&C

[Kerbouchard]

George, I don't care what anyone says, the image of the watch is a winner to me. If this was a family piece of jewelry or a gift for the groom, then home run.

Yes, it was a gift to the groom. Thanks for the feedback.

 

[Kerbouchard]

2. Looks like is straight outta 1994. Sorry. For a "detail" shot, you gotta pay attention to the details like removing the pollon thats all over the ring.

Weird, I actually liked the fact that the pollen was there. I do, however, understand that it could be distracting.

I know you said they client asked for a close crop (which I doubt, but whatever. But thats why you can shoot wider and crop appropriately. You have to be the one who knows whats right and shoot to the right standards. You are the professional getting paid, so you should deliver them a useful file and educate them on why you shot it if need be.

I never said that. I also agree that those two are throwaways. I only posted them because Robin wanted to know what the B&G looked like. I had problems with his glasses all day.

 

[Kerbouchard]

It is always interesting to see how these threads play out. Some people love an image while others happen to hate them.

Personally, my favorite was #3.

 

[camz]

1. Nice detail there on the pocket watch. I love to take picture of clocks or watches myself to jot the time down during a wedding.


2. Solid shot, although it's a bit busy regarding the background. I like simplicty when it comes to the rings.


3. Nice capture on that, I know how hard it gets to document the ring exchange during the ceremony.


4. Like mentioned nice cake shot. Looks like you did a little too much fill light though, it needs to be compensated by some blacks.


5. Snapshot to me, don't know her significance to the bride or groom.


6. Mother of the groom? Nice capture although I rather see less vignetting


7. A little tight but pretty good


8. Intresting how the bow ligned up along the mic stand boom. Love the lighting on this amongst the rest. I prefer this type of lighting vs the a more dominant onboard flash.


Generally solid Kerb for second/third shooter.

 

[Kerbouchard]

1. Nice detail there on the pocket watch. I love to take picture of clocks or watches myself to jot the time down during a wedding.


2. Solid shot, although it's a bit busy regarding the background. I like simplicty when it comes to the rings.


3. Nice capture on that, I know how hard it gets to document the ring exchange during the ceremony.


4. Like mentioned nice cake shot. Looks like you did a little too much fill light though, it needs to be compensated by some blacks.


5. Snapshot to me, don't know her significance to the bride or groom.


6. Mother of the groom? Nice capture although I rather see less vignetting


7. A little tight but pretty good


8. Intresting how the bow ligned up along the mic stand boom. Love the lighting on this amongst the rest. I prefer this type of lighting vs the a more dominant onboard flash.


Generally solid Kerb for second/third shooter.

Thanks for the detailed feedback...