I photographed a very small wedding last week for a friend and I got this shot of one of the guest there. He seemed kind of shy so we never did speak.
I went a little extra on the PP.
Thank you for viewing.
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I photographed a very small wedding last week for a friend and I got this shot of one of the guest there. He seemed kind of shy so we never did speak.
I went a little extra on the PP.
Thank you for viewing.
I'll let others critique it. I love it just the way it is!
Colour is lovely and sharpness is good overall.
If it were mine, I would have shot this vertically and probably tried to coax a friendlier expression (because the goal was to photograph a wedding and normally the bride and groom want 'smilier' shots) from the dude . Hope that helps - Makro
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As a stand alone portrait without any history of it as to where it was shot, I was happy with the way it turned out. But as Marko pointed out it's best to get happy pictures at a happy event. Something I should have done but didn't consider but will keep in mind in the future. A good reason for me to post here so I can hear the good and the bad and learn from them.
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