Soldato
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- 27 Dec 2006
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Just looking for self improvement and need to other people's thought process into how they would tackle certain situations.
1. Church service.
The rev is quite strict, no or little movement allowed. Obviously no flash during the service except the signing of registrar. At the alter, your not allowed the stand behind the reverent to get the best few of the couple but to the side slightly behind the reverent and only get the face of the bride during the exchange of words.
Where else would you think of standing to get good photos?
Standing at the back is fine but getting the shots of the back of the bride and groom is not really the best option.
2 Champaign hour
As the bride and groom leave for the champaign hour to be greeted by family and friends, do you try and take photos of the side of the bride and guest when they hug and chat or do you stand behind / infront of the bride and get the shots of the back of the bride and the facial expression of the guest?
3. Reception
Can you successfully take photos of the environment without the use of flash during first dance? Assumption that the reception will be quite dim and poorly lit.
1. Church service.
The rev is quite strict, no or little movement allowed. Obviously no flash during the service except the signing of registrar. At the alter, your not allowed the stand behind the reverent to get the best few of the couple but to the side slightly behind the reverent and only get the face of the bride during the exchange of words.
Where else would you think of standing to get good photos?
Standing at the back is fine but getting the shots of the back of the bride and groom is not really the best option.
2 Champaign hour
As the bride and groom leave for the champaign hour to be greeted by family and friends, do you try and take photos of the side of the bride and guest when they hug and chat or do you stand behind / infront of the bride and get the shots of the back of the bride and the facial expression of the guest?
3. Reception
Can you successfully take photos of the environment without the use of flash during first dance? Assumption that the reception will be quite dim and poorly lit.