Kind of scary but . . .

Gordon,

THE VERY BEST TO YOU. NOT LUCK. SKILL. YOU CAN DO IT.

Will wait for results. Please follow up.

Best Regards
Gale

 

Gordo I know you can do it. You have L33t 5killz!

Thanks,

 

You'll do great Gordon. I have no doubt of that at all. As Patrick said, you have elite skills.  

Neil

 

After seeing some of your shots in the Cafe.....you'll do just fine. Good luck.......and most of all.....have fun!!           Look forward to seeeing some of those shots in the Cafe!!!        

 

Sic 'em Gordo.... 8)

You'll do great.... :wink:

Frank

 

Never a doubt I am sure you will do a great job

 

Gordon, best of luck and I know we all can't wait to see how awesome the shots are going to come out. Just remember to take the lens cap off and you'll do fine

 

Gordon - dude. You know you're good: wow'em.

PS show us a few if you can please.

 

Gordon,you'll manage
The choir have their new photographer,I see lots of traveling in the future for you

 

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Glad it turned out well Gordon. That is why I do not do weddings - oh the pressure...

 

Glad things went well

Hi Gordon,
I am glad that things went well. I have only ever done one wedding, and that was enough. I will never forget the pressure to do well, since it only happens one time. I was shooting film at the time, and everything came out just fine. I am sure that the couple will just love the work that you have done for them.

 

We knew you had it in you Gordon!

We also knew you do a great job.  

Neil

 

Happy to hear it went well.

I have some unsolicited advice, since sometimes I feel the way you do. Especially since I don't really like my photos. I always get a bit nervous before a big shoot.

Anyways, the way I look at it. They hired you based on your portfolio. All you have to do is shoot and process like you normally do (i.e., everyday shot) and they'll be happy. Otherwise, they wouldn't have asked you.

I just shot a bunch of pool tables for a client and I'm their 3rd photographer. They saw my work and loved it for some reason, and asked me to shoot their tables.

They were very dissatisfied with their first two photographers, and I listened and avoided the same mistake - not that I would have made those same mistakes anyways.

The last photographer didn't have any strobes, and the client bought them hot lights (as the client doesn't know anything about photography equipment either). The guy didn't process the pics and dumped a bunch of JPGs on the client to process (WB was off too). That's something I would never do.

Anyways here's one from that shoot: