CRAZY PEOPLE!!!! I mean C R A Z Y !!!!!

EOS_JD · Apr 3, 2007

http://www.videobycarol.com/Home_Page/MissionNotImpossible.html :lmao: :lmao:

This is the worst intrusion I've ever seen!

then I seen this..... http://www.videobycarol.com/Home_Page/BusyBeePhotographers.html the end is a classic! :lol:

then there is the friend who is a photographer - be aware of the videographer http://www.videobycarol.com/Home_Page/GroomObstruction.html

:thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown:

Garbz · Apr 3, 2007

Yes there is nothing more irritating than having a photographer run up and down in front of a wedding. I was at a wedding on Saturday, not as photographer but I did bring my camera, and at least I had the decency to stand on the side and get some shots. But hey if the primary photographer is going to be a friend of the groom (not me) you do get what you pay for; In this case some guy definitely underdressed for the ocasion, using a point and shoot digicam. At least he didn't stand in front of the groom during the procession, but I doubt he took very good photos either :S

JimmyJaceyMom · Apr 3, 2007

Oh my gosh! That would be so irritating! hahaha, how obnoxious!

zaramuni · Apr 3, 2007

hahahaha...at least I'm not the only one that suffers from intrusions!

EOS_JD · Apr 3, 2007

Can you believe those guys! Wouldn't last 2 minutes in the UK!

Aquarium Dreams · Apr 5, 2007

The first one says the couple liked it. I bet it made them feel like rock stars.

thebeginning · Apr 5, 2007

hahah i remember those. always a good watch

i bet they'd be shocked to find out that you can actually buy lenses that go over 70mm.

dewey · Apr 5, 2007

LOL!!! I wouldn't have been surprised to see one of them start talking on a cell phone.

craig · Apr 6, 2007

The sped up video is definitely giving a one sided view here. I mean the photographers are just doing their job. Whatever it takes to get the shot... Never (basically) shot a wedding, but I have shot gala balls at museums etc. The client knows that I will be getting the money shot. "Takes less then a second".

The photographers in the first vid are a bit overwhelming. Someone was paying a lot of money to have their wedding photographed. I have been to a lot of weddings. Generally these guys know when to get up close and when to stay out of the sight line.

Love & Bass

EOS_JD · Apr 6, 2007

craig said:
The sped up video is definitely giving a one sided view here. I mean the photographers are just doing their job. Whatever it takes to get the shot... Never (basically) shot a wedding, but I have shot gala balls at museums etc. The client knows that I will be getting the money shot. "Takes less then a second".

The photographers in the first vid are a bit overwhelming. Someone was paying a lot of money to have their wedding photographed. I have been to a lot of weddings. Generally these guys know when to get up close and when to stay out of the sight line.

Love & Bass

The photographers are indeed "doing their job" but VERY BADLY!

Watch a true pro. Wedding photography is different from any other type of photography (very different from Gala Balls and museums)!

dewey · Apr 6, 2007

"Whatever it takes to get the shot" is for news photographers, not wedding photographers. I would love to be able to stand in the isle during the ceremony, but you just can't... it's disrespectful and tacky.