Wedding silouette

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  1. May 18, 2006 #1
    Sharkbait

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    From this past weekend, Kelly's idea, my shot...

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    In chinese word we say "精彩" (sounds Jingcai) which means magnificent. I like it! wonderful idea.

    If give the sky a little more pink and red, I think it would be better.
     
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    Very nicely done!
     
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    Big Mike

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    Nice idea, well done. Maybe you could put a single star...or maybe two, in the sky. Or a shooting star.
     
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    duncanp

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    very nice, i agree but the only criticism is that bush next to them, i think it is too close and it takes your attention away from the couple, but otherwise good colours and exposure :thumbup:
     
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    Sharkbait

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    Yeah this shot was a beast to pull off. It was actually daylight, just barely at the start of sunset, so this is all shutter speed and aperture to get the effect we wanted. Also, it was on an old and heavily wooded golf course, so this was the only remotely clear sky / horizon I had to work with. :)
     
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    Or a shooting star

    That would be really cool!
     
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    beautiful shot.
     
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    Dang, that is beautiful! I LOVE that!
     
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    benhasajeep

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    Really nice shot.
     
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    Alison

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    Great idea and nicely executed.
     
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    Karalee

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    Theyre going to love that! I like your little shark watermark too :)
     
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