I'm frackin' exhausted

Sharkbait · Aug 14, 2005

Kelly (my wife) and I photographed a traditional Vietnamese (Buddhist) wedding yesterday. We had four locations and shot from 8:30am until 11:00pm just about non-stop. Holy crap we're both still so exhausted!!! I'll try to get some of the photos up soon as soon as I go through all 1700+ of them! :shock:

thebeginning · Aug 15, 2005

uhhhh. how many and/or what size cards do you use?!?!

that's crazy.

Sharkbait · Aug 15, 2005

thebeginning said:
uhhhh. how many and/or what size cards do you use?!?!

that's crazy.

We shoot a 1G, (2) 512M, (4) 256M cards. I keep them in a water&air tight case strapped to my belt during the wedding.

:thumbsup:

Sharkbait · Aug 15, 2005

First photos...

Sharkbait · Aug 15, 2005

Couple more...

Nikon Fan · Aug 15, 2005

Great job so far...I like them all except the second shot with all the group...it's tilted pretty bad...easily straightened in PS, but not sure if you've done any work on them or not

Love the last one with the black and white and soft focus! Can wait to see the other 1696 :lol:

Sharkbait · Aug 16, 2005

Yeah I've already straightened that one, that's just the original, unretouched version.

danalec99 · Aug 17, 2005

That group shot is neat!

vixenta · Aug 17, 2005

These wedding pics are all great but i love the second lot you posted, they have such a nice feeling about them.

BLINN · Aug 17, 2005

Shark you candids are great however you really need to work on you formals. The wedding party shoot is a good example of this. You need to fill the frame with the subject and the subject in this shoot is the wedding party. Try using a telephoto zoom lens, not a wide angle.

mike

Sharkbait · Aug 17, 2005

BLINN said:
Shark you candids are great however you really need to work on you formals. The wedding party shoot is a good example of this. You need to fill the frame with the subject and the subject in this shoot is the wedding party. Try using a telephoto zoom lens, not a wide angle.

mike

You totally missed the point of that photo. It wasn't about the group at all, but about the converging lines in the ceiling, as well as the reflection in the water. :er:

Just to appease the traditionalists, here are a couple of the portraits...