the plank

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By: Erin Kelley
Copyright ©2008

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Photographer	Erin Kelley {Karma:1603}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon D200
Categories	Weddings People Others	Film Format	Digital JPEG High
Portfolio		Lens	Nikkor 18-200mm
Uploaded	1/4/2008	Film / Memory Type	digital
		ISO / Film Speed	600
Views	676	Shutter
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Critiques	6	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - TX Country - United States
About	My favorite part of this photo is you can see the officiant at then end of the "plank" haha. The church was beautiful, but so difficult since the light source was from behind...creating the perfect silhouettes! Comments and suggestions on what I could have done to minimize this problem would be greatly appreciated!

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Erin Kelley {K:1603} 1/5/2008

haha, I'm afraid to say I was on the floor

My goal was to see the groom, however the officiant was all I could find! haha. Thanks for the comment and I too many people did see me scooting around. LOL.

Jim Budrakey

{K:24393} 1/5/2008

I wanna know how you took this shot. Lying on the floor seems a bit extreme :-). A most interesting viewpoint and it gives you a very effective picture.

siamak jafari

{K:20075} 1/4/2008

nice harmony !

Ronen Helman {K:7393} 1/4/2008

great pov,very unique and unusual,a very good example how to take an ordinary scene and make it so interesting.
well done

B W {K:192} 1/4/2008

Nice pic! I like how one's eye is naturally led to the minister's face although it is not easily noticable at first.

Carla Stephens {K:3148} 1/4/2008

Ha ha ha, ahrgggg. Show us some more photos of this event. Most churches will not allow flash once ceremony has commenced, however you should be able to close in on the subject(s) for a tight shot and your camera will meter for just that. Also, check you camera for a setting that will meter for all or subject only. It kind of looks like (.) but a big solid dot in the center. That setting is for all. I will take a look at what it is called. You would want just the solid dot...no brackets.

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