Quote Originally Posted by pam
Nat and Elysian, I don't mind at all if you mess around with the picture, I really appreciate that you both would take the time to do that. I can definitely see where the image really just pops after being tinkered with. I would love to know exactly what was done. And Elysian, I will check out those links tomorrow (when I'm at work--it's sad that I have more free time there than I do at home) . Thanks again. I was going to post more from that day, but actually this session was the first time I had used the Nikon D70, and a lot of the images didn't turn out. Luckily I took the N90 along and got some really good shots with that, but don't have a scanner hooked up so that I can post them. By the way....I'm thinking there is a focusing problem with the lens on that D70...backfocusing or something...it does some strange stuff. I'll probably post something on the help files about it, though. Have a good night.
It's getting better technically, but I'd try to leave a little more room for them in the frame next time and see if you can catch them looking at one another. You want to show the relationhsip, I think. Also, if you take several, you may find the bride looking more relaxed. She sort of has that "cheese" smaile right now.