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Old 12-10-2009, 09:03 PM
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I always worry to death that people will hate the photos I offer to them. I saw the couple in the post office today and they gushes about how much they loved the ones I have done so far. whew!
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Not overly happy witht he shadows behind them but sometimes ya just have to use a flash.lol
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The reception was tough. Very little lighting. Just some xmas lights on the walls and candles were about it.
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Old 12-10-2009, 09:21 PM
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Nothing like effusive, positive feedback from happy clients! Great news and these are excellent shots.
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Hi there - you put a lot and effort in your work .. and it shows big time .. a perfectionist always question his/her work .. that's why you're so gooood
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WOW these are great the first two are stunning but the lighting for that last must have been tricky but boy did you ever pull it off well done can see why they were gushing about the ones they have if these are indicative of them nicely done !
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Old 12-11-2009, 12:16 AM
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These are so nice Windrider! the 2nd one is special, I love the softness of it. I've wondered if a 135mm f/2.8 soft focus lens would give results like these.
I'm sure they are pleased with these shots!
Thanks for sharing these
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WOW these are great the first two are stunning but the lighting for that last must have been tricky but boy did you ever pull it off well done can see why they were gushing about the ones they have if these are indicative of them nicely done !
Can't say it any better than this.

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the first is my fav .. the two of you have great focus
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I guess that we would all feel that way.......I bet you didn't get a chance to practice your setup for the reception did you? The table shot shot came out rather romantic....I imagine capturing the people would have been much more difficult.
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Hey great work.

This is one branch where I would like to branch out

You have captured the mood of the event which says all for itself.

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Thank you all very much.
I havent gotten to most of the recepetion photos yet. Kinda not looking forward to those.lol
What I do alot of times is set up one camera in a prime location and then just use the remote to set it off. That leaves me free to be closer and get other shots
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