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I was a secondary shooter for my boys wedding over the weekend. This is just a few shots that I've edited so far. This was only my second wedding. Any feedback is appreciated. Positive or negative, it doesn't matter. I want to be able to learn from my mistakes.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ehjpm4s56e487an/AACPuFSHLeG0pNHuz324K9xka
There is a lot of noise on the reception shots, and chromatic aberration on the ceremony shots (purple lighting inside kind of hides that on the reception shots). Some of them aren't too sharp either. You can try to reduce these in LR or PS and see what that does. Otherwise maybe convert to B&W and sharpen.
I really like the cake picture, #18 and #27. #26 and #28 are nice too.
I would do cropping on some of them. For example:
- I'd make #11 portrait orientation or crop it enough to get rid of the speaker
- #28 same as #11 (getting rid of the guy standing)
- #13 & #14 I'd get rid of the creeper on the side.
- #5 Crop out the feet at the top of the stairs. If you're good enough with the clone tool, try removing the plant leaves as well.
- With the wedding party walking in, there is a lot of empty space. Would look better with a tighter shot.
The ones with the couple dancing aren't bad outside of what I already mentioned. Would've like to see the full length of the bride's dress with the large dance crowd. When I shoot events with the all the guest on the floor, I like to snap from higher angles.
I'm sure the primary shooter got the better angles of the ceremony (bridesmaids and groomsmen shots). but I'm not a fan of some of the POVs.
Good job on shooting though.