Another wedding actual day shoot (morning) I did, this time round, the conditions were a lot worse. Hope I did better. Feel free to give constructive criticisms, I appreciate it.

My flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kytz/
My blog: http://k-ytz.blogspot.com/

Gears used: Canon 60D, Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 non VC and Canon 580EXII

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This post has been edited by -kytz-: Dec 4 2012, 06:05 PM

I'm not a sifu by any means, but I would like to say that I love the photos very much, especially the expressions that are captured.

If I was the groom or the bride, I would definitely like the photos, as the emotions captured would bring back memories of what happened during that time.

To me, the colour, composition, and exposure are all alright.

it seems that u have got alot of wedding jobs lately, kudos to u on that.

and it seems that i have less to talk now as u've improved from the last one.

all and all i think u did a marvelous job considering the space is limited and the venue might not be drop dead gorgeous. congratulations buddy.

i wud tho, talk about lighting. seems that some of the places the lighting is not evenly lit. this might be because of the iso value and i assume ur using demb flash diffuser? i wud personally use these modifiers on places where i cant bounce my flash. say pic no 17 n 18, its in a house i assume, and there's a not-so-high ceiling top. i wud bounce my flash without any modifiers at all. imo it looks better, not giving that flat looking pics. to execute this one must know how to bounce a flash.

other than that, i really dont have any objections as i think u did a great job capturing these images.

and buddy, all of this is just my opinion meaning = what i think is nice to my eyes. the most important is it must look good to ur client's eyes. so u r free to disagree with me no hard feelings ya

a bit too magenta? or is it becos of their bajus?