My wedding...

[Bindii]

alright not mine...one I shot...from Saturday just gone...

[Kyle]

Last one is priceless!

2nd one is grrrrreat also bindii

Well done, customer will be stoked

[Justin]

Are you sure #1 didn't slip in from the buck's party? Wow! that's one for the album!

#2 is a very sweet photo pity 2nd from left is not looking at the camera!

#3 is oversharpened so looks a bit rough. Try this
in photoshop - select all (ctrl-a), copy (ctrl-c), paste-into (shift-Ctrl-v). This creates you a new layer. run a gaussian blur on the 2nd layer. Change the opacity until you like what you see. alternatively, change blend mode to overlay and play with the amount of gaussian blur

#4 - I like it. Someone will comment on white balance, but I like the blue-black tone in this one.

[PiroStitch]

the last one is priceless!!!! Did you get one from the same angle but them looking up?

[asaroha]

#4 is great

I like them all though. They have this unique modern feel that is different from the usual wedding style.

[shakey]

#1 is a bit too much Anna Nicole for me...and it looks like her teeth have been excessively whitened..I'm keeping my comments to above the cleavage..

#2 is just beautiful

#4..OK I'll do the WB comment...brides skin and hair is a bit green..but I love the composition.

The bride has a wonderful smile..

Great stuff

[shutterbug]

Me like no.4

[gstark]

I love 'em all, but I would really like to see the WB cleaned up in #4.

[Geoff]

I love 2, 3 and 4 - I'm not a fan at all of #1, but that's a personal thing I guess. Nice work though .

[JordanP]

Hi,

# 1 - nice PP but a little too clevagey for the album IMHO

# 2 - well taken and again nice PP - my 2nd fav of the bunch

# 3 - scares me. A bit too in ya face for my liking

# 4 - Excellent!! Certainly my favourite. Composition, emotion great. I'm not a fan of the strong bules coming through but this would be a hard image to dislike either way. As Gary mentioned I would like to see some possible colour adjustment to this image.

Very nice work.

Cheers,

[surenj]

Great pictures overall!

minor critisisms.

#1- depending on the personality of the couple this could work in the album
#2 - nice expressions but the bride is slightly overshadowed by the 2nd girl whose head looks bigger- maybe she is closer to camera

#3 - Have you tried B&W for this one? grain may suit better
#4 - GREAT SHOT! Did you use a stool? Is it a candid moment? Try removing the blue cast but it looks great eitherway...

[Alex]

The last one is excellent, in all aspects. Well done!
Alex

[Bindii]

Thanks for the c and c guys...

In answer to some of your questions....the lingerie shot was the brides idea...she is an outgoing type of girl and this shot shows her personailty...obviously it wouldn't work for some brides - actually it wouldnt work for most brides (in my opinion anyway) but she loves it and I guess thats all that matters..oh I have toned the mouth done as suggested and yes it looks better..thanks for the advise!!!

I've done the third shot in mono and well...and it seems to work...but as I can only post four shots per thread I ended up choosing the colour to balance it out...

The last shot wasn't a candid moment..its one that I set up for most of my weddings....a standard pose so to speak...and yes its taken from above..I generally carry a step ladder with me (yup, I'm short) but I didnt need it for this couple as there was park bench that I was able to sit them while I stood above them...I did play with the white balance on this shot..to remove the blue castings but I personally preferred te blue tonings...I guess its a matter of personal preferance...the couple have a choice of both shots so they can decide which they prefer...its strange isnt though how they sometimes choose the shots that we wouldn't...I guess we all have different tatses and I always try to supply a variety of styles of photography to suit different tastes...

Thanks again guys...the time taken to critque is appreciated by me...after all how else do we improve..

[Technik]

#4 is a brilliant shot! I love it..

You are quite a talented photographer Bindii, Well DONE! Wish I could get you to take photos for my wedding in December

[Critter]

I have a similar shot of no.1 in my wedding album - taken after an exhausting best day of my life!

I love #1 and #4 - well done Bindii - I too like the blue cast...

[padey]

Hi,

I like the composition but the smoothing is too much.

The skin tones make them look to plasticy.

[Manta]

Bindii,

Apart from the obvious charms of the first shot, I particularly like the way you've handled the lighting. Highlights and shadows all look great and I think you've done a top job in capturing this lady's cheeky personality and there are some lovely warm flesh tones coming through. She's going to be very proud of that shot in years to come.

The second shot doesn't do a lot for me though - whether it's the mono treatment or, in my opinion, a relatively staid pose, the shot just doesn't reach out and grab me.

The bride's lovely eyes and smile really come out in the third shot - I know you have to have some veil images but what a shame to cover up that face! Nice work though.

The fourth - beautiful. I can see why you like the cool colour balance and I love the pose. Do you shoot one with them looking up to the camera as well?

[lukesellickphotography]

some awesome shots there.

[Greg B]

Bindii, these are great - love your style.

[Blackspear]

Well done Bindii, like them all, and most importantly they will be very happy with them.

Cheers

[zafra52]

Excellent photos, Bindii. For the reasons already mention above I prefer number 2 and 4.

[marcotrov]

Impressive images Bindi. You are quickly developing your photographic skills and a style of your own. I like the last one and I think the blue tinged rim you have created suits the image in this case. Also enjoyed #1 high key and I think whilst not overly done in my opinion I would take Andrew's (padey) point of skin texture. Terrific set
cheers
marco

[jethro]

If this is the first go Bindi well done. It will improve imensely from here on in. By the way these are great
Cheers
jethro