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			 by ipv6ready on Fri Jan 06, 2006 8:30 pm
 Hello forum members, looking for recomendations for wedding photographers.....for a friend. I need to short list for them.
 The only one I know is David Oliver, I was at a wedding where he was the photographer 3 or 4 months ago.
 Other names will be much appreciated. as well as some members must be in this business? 
 Budget....negotiable and less then my thumb $2000 to $5000 (as per my insurance payout  Last edited by ipv6ready  on Fri Jan 06, 2006 9:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.
					
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			 by shutterbug on Fri Jan 06, 2006 9:19 pm
 ipv6ready wrote:Hello forum members, looking for recomendations for wedding photographers.....for a friend. I need to short list for them.
 The only one I know is David Oliver, I was at a wedding where he was the photographer 3 or 4 months ago.
 
 Other names will be much appreciated. as well as some members must be in this business?
 
 Budget....negotiable and less then my arm $2000 to $5000.
 This is going to be hard, there are so many factors in choosing a wedding photographers. Depends on what style your friends like and what type of albums they want, do they like the photographer?....etc. Also are the photographers Members of AI PP?
 OK...check me out     I use a D200    
			
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			 by ipv6ready on Fri Jan 06, 2006 9:27 pm
 shutterbug wrote:ipv6ready wrote:Hello forum members, looking for recomendations for wedding photographers.....for a friend. I need to short list for them.
 The only one I know is David Oliver, I was at a wedding where he was the photographer 3 or 4 months ago.
 
 Other names will be much appreciated. as well as some members must be in this business?
 
 Budget....negotiable and less then my arm $2000 to $5000.
 This is going to be hard, there are so many factors in choosing a wedding photographers. Depends on what style your friends like and what type of albums they want, do they like the photographer?....etc. Are they Members of AI PP? OK...check me out     I use a D200   
 Very True....I am on a no win situation. 
 They like the David Oliver  http://www.davidoliver.com.au I have another friend who just booked him. At this rate all my friends will use him!!!!!!
 This couple don't want Artsi Fartsi.....wants a photographer to take photos of the wedding and her as the center peice not to enter some competition.
 At this stage I am just looking for referneces. I will do the rest well I hope.
 Thanks shutterbug. PS :
 Maybe I should turn it into a Mini Meet       that way we will have ten or twenty camera taking photos      That way all I need a Video CameramanI'm backD3s D700 D200, SB-900, SB-800 x2, SB-600 x4
 
			
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 by shutterbug on Fri Jan 06, 2006 9:34 pm
 I think he uses Leica's? and wins plenty of awards too    
			
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 by shutterbug on Fri Jan 06, 2006 9:38 pm
 Did we meet at the A-dinner ? You work at tpg? 
			
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 by ipv6ready on Fri Jan 06, 2006 9:57 pm
 Yes, we met at 1st Aniversary.
 I no longer work at TPG. I had a epiphany and one morning decided to walk out. (Had to give 6 month notice!!)
 
 After 7 years I just needed a change.
 
 Well I guess I am at a age where lots of my friends are getting married.
 
 Last year went to four wedding and this year I have three invites and its only JAN!
 
 Only if Wedding Crashers was real!!!!
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 by shutterbug on Fri Jan 06, 2006 10:00 pm
 ipv6ready wrote:Only if Wedding Crashers was real!!!!
 It can be real...wedding crasher with a d100     Looking at my current bookings 2006 looks like a year to get married     I know it is a good year in the chinese horoscope. 
			
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 by Dug on Fri Jan 06, 2006 10:55 pm
 Pay me to come back to North Ryde and I'll do it     I left there in 1969!!!
 IS the NRMA still there I used to live down the road from it. 
			
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 by Matt. K on Fri Jan 06, 2006 11:01 pm
 ipv6ready
Tell your friends to invite 3 or 4 forum members and they'll get their wedding done for free. And the quality will be pretty close to as good as professional.
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 by Nnnnsic on Sat Jan 07, 2006 12:11 am
 Matt. K wrote:ipv6readyTell your friends to invite 3 or 4 forum members and they'll get their wedding done for free. And the quality will be pretty close to as good as professional.
 In fact, depending on which forum members they invite, it WILL be done by professionals.    
			
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 by ipv6ready on Sat Jan 07, 2006 12:21 am
 Nnnnsic wrote:Matt. K wrote:ipv6readyTell your friends to invite 3 or 4 forum members and they'll get their wedding done for free. And the quality will be pretty close to as good as professional.
 In fact, depending on which forum members they invite, it WILL be done by professionals.   
 The thing is its not my wedding. If it was I would in a flash.  And sure many members here will be able take unreal shots. but who is going to do all the PPing   I'm backD3s D700 D200, SB-900, SB-800 x2, SB-600 x4
 
			
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 by Nnnnsic on Sat Jan 07, 2006 12:23 am
 A photographer does their own post-processing.
 Unless of course they're beginners or wankers. Or both.    
			
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 by ipv6ready on Sat Jan 07, 2006 12:27 am
 Nnnnsic wrote:A photographer does their own post-processing. Unless of course they're beginners or wankers. Or both.   
      That would be nice but I would think a little to much to ask       If the offer stands I might leave that little suggestion till its my wedding.  I'm backD3s D700 D200, SB-900, SB-800 x2, SB-600 x4
 
			
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 by Nnnnsic on Sat Jan 07, 2006 1:10 am
 
Why? 
 I shot a protest about am onth ago and had around 400-500 photos shot for it.
 After a couple of drinks, I got home around 6 or 7 and finished my post-processing around 1 am with around 160 images done that I liked.
 It's only fair that a photographer do his or her post-processing as they're the only ones who really know what was going on when they shot their images. 
			
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 by ipv6ready on Tue Jan 10, 2006 4:46 pm
 Nnnnsic wrote:Why?  I shot a protest about am onth ago and had around 400-500 photos shot for it. After a couple of drinks, I got home around 6 or 7 and finished my post-processing around 1 am with around 160 images done that I liked. It's only fair that a photographer do his or her post-processing as they're the only ones who really know what was going on when they shot their images.
 I agree if you are getting a free feed and god wine and you know the couple etc and you were asked to take a few (hundred or so) candid shots for during the day would be ok but a full day work hmm. ....
 It will be like......
 I have a friend who is a pro landscaper, maybe I can convince him to work on my garden    he already said no, though he will give me a few guidelines or when I am awaken at two in the last week by a friend for a female friend that wants me to organise to fix the internet connection so he can get in the girls good book. 
 Finally it will also mean I will have to ran around put the album together get it bound and be fully responsible. If they were low on funds I would gladly do it.  But alas the gods have been kind to them. PS . to everyone that have PM'd me....I have forwarded your websites etc.
 Only waiting for Heath email?
 And One thing the wedding is in Brisbane! But both parties reside here in Sydney so the photographer will be picked here..... travel arrangement will be negotiated.I'm backD3s D700 D200, SB-900, SB-800 x2, SB-600 x4
 
			
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