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dspirit79 · 10-26-2008, 11:58 PM

Thanks guys!

The alley way one was a little difficult. Just beyond the concrete there was orange pylons and stuff from construction in the alley. Ultimately I would have preferred to shoot at a longer focal length to narrow down the backdrop to the concrete only. But... sometimes you just have to make do... Horizon does seem a bit off... but when I try to straighten it out the people look like they are going to fall off... probably just needs perspective distortion fixing...

Colin: we waited a few waves and I noticed that every 5 or so waves the tide would go out a fair bit. So we timed it and we hiked up her dress and ran out to the rock. In 10 minutes tho, that rock was toast and under water. So just lucky timing and a daring bride.

10-26-2008, 11:58 PM	#6183
dspirit79 I bringith the lowerballerith Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Vancity Posts: 1,142 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Failed 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks guys! The alley way one was a little difficult. Just beyond the concrete there was orange pylons and stuff from construction in the alley. Ultimately I would have preferred to shoot at a longer focal length to narrow down the backdrop to the concrete only. But... sometimes you just have to make do... Horizon does seem a bit off... but when I try to straighten it out the people look like they are going to fall off... probably just needs perspective distortion fixing... Colin: we waited a few waves and I noticed that every 5 or so waves the tide would go out a fair bit. So we timed it and we hiked up her dress and ran out to the rock. In 10 minutes tho, that rock was toast and under water. So just lucky timing and a daring bride.