My first wedding

Most of those are really Red to me.

 

Nico,

I like the last three shots, The first two are fairly flat and underexposed. The third & fourth pose for the Bride is awkward and the exposure is off. In the fourth shot her ivory dress turned blue.

Looks like tricky lighting. Were you shooting in aperture priority? I've found with high contrast scenes (white dress - black tux) the only way to get a consistent good exposure is to shoot in manual mode.

Mike

 

If the bride and groom are happy, it's a job well done. But if you're planning on shooting more weddings, you should work on technique, just in case your next clients are more demanding. Most of your samples have distracting backgrounds, WB issues, and I don't think any of them portray genuine joy on the part of the subjects. Sorry, but that's my honest opinion.

 

Hey Mike, here is the EXIF info for the 4th pic:


Maker NIKON CORPORATION
Model NIKON D200
Software Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows
Datetime 2007-03-29 21:29:30
Exif version V2.2
Shoot datetime 2007-03-03 16:03:40
Image size 461 x 659
Exposure time 1/250s
F-Number F 4.5
Exposure program Aperture priority
ISO speed ratings ISO 100
Exposure bias value EV 1.0
Max. aperture value F 2.8
Metering mode Multi-segment
Flash On
Focal length 31 mm
Focal length In 35mm film 46 mm
Subject distance range Unknow
White balance Auto
Contrast Normal
Saturation Low
Sharpness Hard
Macro Off