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    Mother of the Bride

    Been rather distracted of late sorting the daughters wedding and getting work up together to get some time off to enjoy it, so not been on the forum or even picked up the camera! Didn't use it much at the wedding either but this one I am quite pleased with taken before we left the house.

    Portraits are not my thing so advice/comments welcome!

    SEE LATER IN POST FOR CROPPED PHOTO!

    20150425-IMG_4437-Edit.jpg by Birdy574, on Flickr
    Last edited by Birdy; 29-04-2015, 14:43.
    Andrew
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    #2
    Re: Mother of the Bride

    you did well Andrew and nice to have the bride in the mirror as well - good work
    :- Ian

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      #3
      Re: Mother of the Bride

      Originally posted by Tigger View Post
      you did well Andrew and nice to have the bride in the mirror as well - good work
      Agree with Ian

      Tom

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        #4
        Re: Mother of the Bride

        Nice shot and good use of the mirror, also great use of flash

        paul
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          #5
          Re: Mother of the Bride

          A great composition with the mirror and reflection although I would be tempted to crop where her sleeves end

          stan
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            #6
            Re: Mother of the Bride

            Good composition with the mirror put to good use also I agree with Stan in thinking that cropping where the sleeves end to give the same image as is in the mirror would work better
            Alex

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              #7
              Re: Mother of the Bride

              I was thinking as well that with the arms in, it makes her pose look a bit awkward

              Stan
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                #8
                Re: Mother of the Bride

                Originally posted by Tigger View Post
                you did well Andrew and nice to have the bride in the mirror as well - good work
                I agree with Ian, the reflection in the mirror works well.
                Andy
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                  #9
                  Re: Mother of the Bride

                  Excellent composition, great addition with the mirror. I'd agree with Stan re the crop
                  Alan.

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                    #10
                    Re: Mother of the Bride

                    Great composition Andrew
                    Chris

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                      #11
                      Re: Mother of the Bride

                      Very well done.

                      Bill.
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                        #12
                        Re: Mother of the Bride

                        Thank you all for the positive comments. The mirror was fortuitous as I saw my daughter come into the room. In the general hustle and bustle of getting ready to leave there wasn't a lot of planning going into the shots!

                        The crop is an excellent suggestion though Stan, thanks...

                        20150425-IMG_4437-Edit.jpg by Birdy574, on Flickr
                        Andrew

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                          #13
                          Re: Mother of the Bride

                          that brings it all together now Andrew

                          Stan
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                            #14
                            Re: Mother of the Bride

                            I rather like that - a classic wedding shot
                            James
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                              #15
                              Re: Mother of the Bride

                              Lovely portrait.

                              Richard
                              Richard Anderson Photography at www.raphoto.me

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