The official photographer can be seen in one shot with, I believe, a Stoffen extender on his flash. It is always great to be able to pick the unposed shots.
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I shot these candids in Watsons Bay, Sydney around 2000 with the Nikon D1.
The official photographer can be seen in one shot with, I believe, a Stoffen extender on his flash. It is always great to be able to pick the unposed shots.
Chris
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Are they still together or gone apart?
  Birddog114
VNAF, My Beloved Country and Airspace
They were not in the divorce court the day I was there
Chris
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Great shots, Chris.
I always thought of shooting someone's wedding in an unsolicited manner, but was worried I would be beaten up or seen as some kind of a perv.  Did you use a telephoto ??
Alex
Nice shots Chris, yes i think candids are cool seem to be more real when you can get pics like these.
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If I remember correctly these were shot with a 70-300 Nikkor (borrowed) Chris
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The beauty of any candid is they don’t really know that they are being recorded and five years later end up on a web site forum!
Mic: what can I say - instead of the little blue pills I have white ones Chris
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Lovely candids Chris
The ? groom in the first shot, 3rd from the left looks like Richard Branson  Geoff
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Yep - that’s the groom Geoff and yes there is a similarity
Chris
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