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Wedding setup


Wedding setup
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Copyright: clint wiessener (bones) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 125 W: 1 N: 65] (822)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2007-02-03
Photo Version: Original Version
Theme(s): Wedding moments [view contributor(s)]
Date Submitted: 2007-02-27 4:02
Viewed: 351
Points: 10
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Table settup of the last wedding I photographed.

Is there any tips on how to do this much better for greater depth of field. (Not speaking of Depth of field itself, ie. F No., I am more talking on the lines of angle or distance or even settup that I am missing?)
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To Janone: Bride!bones 1 02-28 06:44
To John_F_Kennedy: Hibones 1 02-28 06:43
To rewshearer: Depth of field and f-stopbones 2 02-27 13:33
To samansarraf: Hi Samanbones 1 02-27 06:11
To allanbarredo: Hi Allanbones 1 02-27 06:02
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Hi Clint,

As it is, its a good *documentary* shot. If you want to be more artistic about it, try a different POV. Place your camera level to the plate and try some shallow DOF for example. A macro shot of the rim of the wine glass with the rest of the *utensils* vaguely visible would be interesting also (IMHO). The key is experimenting with diffent POV :). But on the otherhand, this may not be what you are actually looking for. :D

Thanks for sharing.

Regards
Allan

Hi Clint
Actually, you took a nice photo. I believe that it’s well done and the parameters are ok. I appreciate your effort and I hope to see the beautiful photos which you take, again.
You did a fine job .Go on seriously and Thanks a lot for sharing. I find perfect your comment about this photo.
Have a good time and TFS
Saman

Hi Clint
Not sure what you're asking - depth of field and f-stop go together, basically. Although if there's distortion from the short focal-length you could move further back and use more zoom?
Rew

Nice composition with good light and colours. Well done.
Achim

Not bad at all, Clint, but eh.. what about the Bride ?
Waiting for... lol
Jan

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