Shot a wedding for some £££'s

[HorneyMX5]

Some of the shots I liked:


IMG_6290.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_6303.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_8164.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_6438.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_6446.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_8241.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_6518.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_6586.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_6664.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_6705.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_8443.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_8450.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr


IMG_8461.jpg by Nicholas R Horne, on Flickr

[Gemm]

To be honest, I'm not keen on the tone mapping at all for these shots (although they are all well-edited). But if the couple have requested it and like it, then that's all that matters. You should have moved your lenses off the table before shooting though!

[crmcatee]

Did they really want the 'Top Gear' moody filter applied to most of their shots

[tim-b]

Agree that the processing is a little heavy, but those are some great moments you've caught. I'm sure the clients must be chuffed with them, which is what really matters!

[Xerstead]

Some great shots there, the car shot really does stand out. Being picky, the w/b looks a bit warm in the second.
For me, the vignetting looks a bit too strong. It works on each shot but scrolling down the dark edges do stand out. I am guilty of doing it myself though
I'm currently in the process of editing a wedding-vow-renewal for a friend* and realised that while my processing was good it may be a bit strong in places so pulled it back a bit although I'll probably send them both versions.

• A friend of a friend for a friend. The photographer they had planned on having cancelled the day before so I got a call in the morning asking if I could do it... That girl owes me a few drinks

[DIW35]

Surprised you chose the fifth one down (2nd image of the bride and groom together.) My first impression when looking at it was that the groom is blind, although there is the possibility that he really is, in which case just ignore me.