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Vince, if you are out there please tell me what you think, no doubt as good as what you can produce but this is my 1st with still a lot to learn.

The main thing is the Bride is over the moon & it looks much better in a beautifull leather bound Album with a Perpex Font cover with the 1st image on it.

Mic.

sorry Mic, we need a login password ?!?

mic wrote:view mics wedding poofs here

Was it a Gay wedding???

hmmmm sorry about that cheif !

carol

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No Leek, now go have a leek

Mic.

leek wrote:

mic wrote:view mics wedding poofs here

Was it a Gay wedding???

Haha, that's hilarious... not that there's anything wrong with that!

Cyrus

Mic I'm very impressed......not an inverted picture in sight!

Ahh, so the album design was by picturegraphs.com

Sorry about my previous quip... I couldn't help but take advantage of your typo...

Seriously though Mic... the results look incredibly professional... I love the way that you've combined different sized shots to compose a page in the album.

I did note that the wedding was in March though... why are you publishing it now??? have you only just finished PPing the shots???

Geez Louise you're right Leek what a bloody idiot I am, silly me thought you were having a poke ooops sorry a dig at my wonder woman status

Well picked up, yes 6 months in the making one bloody big learning curve & finding the right contacts.
And

One very patient Bride & Groom.

Mic.

No offense Mic, because it's a great album. But the album composition was done by a 3rd party wasn't it?

Mic,

I can't access it. Once I put the username and password an error comes up.

Alex

Ok, it's working now. Looks very professional. No offense, but if the wedding was in March and you only have the proofs now, did it take you 0.5 year to get them done? Or are you only letting us see them now?

Alex

mic wrote:
Vince, if you are out there please tell me what you think, no doubt as good as what you can produce but this is my 1st with still a lot to learn.

The main thing is the Bride is over the moon & it looks much better in a beautifull leather bound Album with a Perpex Font cover with the 1st image on it.

Mic.

If it is your first it looks very nice. My first wedding was similar

Personally I do not like too use too much back images on my pages, but that is my opinion.

Main thing is the couple love it

ps.I love my job, yesterdays wedding My Blog

Cheers
Vincent

Nice one Mic Composition of the album is nice and easy on the eye. Great to hear that the couple loved it.

Alex, yes I know, refer to my above reply to Leek + chuck in 2 young kiddies into the whole thing and you have not a lot going your way.

But I got there in the end.

Yes Kipper you are correct, I'm getting better with layers in PS but not this good yet, in time, in time.

Thanks all & Vince, good to know a trained eye likes.

Cheers,

Mic.

Mic, you have done well grasshopper to retain yourself from your usuall trait. But mate i think you did a loverly job, the couple will be proud.
Ok now back to the 3rd party bit someone did the colage work or is this one of those programs i have sort of seen that does it for you as i know they are around. Well done mate, got more guts than me. hang on im a fat prick maybe not but u know what i mean.LOL

BBJ the link is:

http://www.picturegraphs.com


If you looked at all the images of Mic's wedding, you'd see at the very last one it says it was done by Picturegraphs for DifferentImages.

Btw, Mic.....I'd be chuffed if I was involved in this product. I've taken photos for a few family and friends weddings, just to provide a backup if the pro doing the shooting misses something or creates a load of shit shots. I know if I came out with a load of photos like this I'd be seriously happy about it.
Keep at photoshop, and learn about desktop publishing and design work.

Thanks Kipp for the rap

BBJ, it's Photoshop and just a matter of getting up to speed with Layers and putting an image in the background and lowering it's opacity.

I'm working on one now and with a bit of practise & getting your work flow right, it really isn't that hard.

As some of the pro's would know here it's just a matter of confidence & practise and if you have an interest in it.

Presto, the worlds your oyster.

Cheers,

Mic.

Well Mic mate, good onya mate good to see you are having a go. I think they are great so yeh all time and practice.
Cheers
John

Great shots Mic! You should be proud!

very impressive.........and very nice work.........

Mic
there are some really fantastic photos in there. I have no doubt the Bride & Groom will be absolutely thrilled with these....I would be !

My only critisism is that the crops on some of the headshots (mainly on Page 2) look a bit "tight"....IMHO, making it look like the photo was rushed or not composed correctly.

Great effort and keep up with it

a good first effort for sure. you either had nice soft light or you are better at metering than a lot of so called pro's out there

Only thing I'd suggest is ;

- Don't shoot from down low looking up to people, it's ok to do it for the odd couple shot if there is a specific idea in mind but imho very unflattering most of the time, especially in a group shot.

- be careful of the sky in your backgrounds. you obviously only have a certain amount of dynamic range to work with but try and position yourself (where realistic) to avoid a blown white sky. I know thats not always possible.

- not sure what lenses you were using, but try and shoot with pretty wide apertures where possible, you want to really isolate the bride and the groom when appropriate. As an idea for what I use, I have the 85/1.4 pretty much permanently on one body the whole day, and on the other body have either a long lens or a WA lens or a zoom lens. Different strokes for different folks though.

- When in doubt, stand back a step. Easier to crop later than trying to deal with a shot where someone head is cut off

hope this helps a bit.

cheers

Gav

Cheers Geoff

Thanks bp

Aussie Dave, thanks for the tips A lot went wrong that day but somehow I put this together and wella !

sejanus, thanks very helpfull I did have soft light & a D70 of course
Oh and luck Good tips to have though.

Mic

Thanks all for all the tips & liking the pics.

Good effort Mic! Apart from your obvious technical brilliance these shots have a nice candid easy feeling about them. That's what I like about these images, there's a mood, a feel about them that links everything together. That linking of shots with a certain "feel" is the key to a wonderful group of images.
Sorry I have not been around to respond, chat (& possibly encourage meaningful input ) lately. Too much work to do & not enough time to play

Thanks Marcus,

I'm glad you picked that up because thats exactly what I wanted to capture "A Story"

Cheers mate,

Yes, time, it's quickly slipping away

technical brilliance

I think I have something hard coming on

Ooops sorry, please don't talk dirty to me.

Mic,

Quite impressive, Mic. I think you're well on your way to becoming a famous wedding photog.

Nothing wrong with that, we'll still talk to you.

Still a fair way to go Kerry

Thanks for looking.

Cheers,

Mic.