I love this shot, do you?

[Robin Usagani]

 

[mmartin]

cool shot

 

[Paul D. Van Hoy II]

it's a very creative and elegant shot, but I would have made two separate exposures - one for the room and one for the curtains. Then I would have combined those exposures to bring back the blown-out detail in the curtains. Aside from that, this is a gorgeous shot.

Paul

Toronto Wedding Photographer

 

[altitude604]

very cool shot!

 

[sierramister]

It's missing a huge vignette and application of a honey-retro filter.

 

[Bynx]

I agree with Paul D about having 2 exposures. I also would have gotten rid of that green stuff that blocking the view.

 

[Einstein]

great idea and great shot, i like it but also think it would be better without the plant in the foreground

 

[thierry]

definetly could use two exposure.. the blow out curtain are very distracting

 

[manaheim]

No. Looks like there is a disembodied bride-ghost thing floating randomly in the room.

I do like what you did with the mirrors, but the feel of the composition is a little weird for me.

To be fair, though, I always have issues with pictures of the bridal dress hanging in odd locations... from a lamp qualifies, but to date the weirdest one was the one I saw of it hanging from a branch.

 

[ghache]

2 shots would have been perfect but its still a really nice shot. I am pretty sure you can bring back some of the details in the curtain using a brush to lower the exposure on them.

 

[TravelBugAntiques]

I like. It's interesting and creative.



Manaheim ~ I've been watchin... The Voyager for the first time.

 

[Hussain Frutan]

i find it scare shot all the best

 

[xploit]

i really like it

 

[Robin Usagani]

You should have seen what it looked like before I took this shot. It was so messy. All the wedding party just put their sh!t everywhere. I should have moved the tree too. Not sure if that was possible or not.

 

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