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A friends Wedding

Leon

By Leon
in People, Portrait & Glamour

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Leon

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this couple are friends of mine, My old Manager Nick and Liz (She's in white)  we all worked together for about 7 years. 

 

I was asked to take  "journalistic" photos to capture the emotions of the day.   Lighting was HORRIBLE! my 70-200 F4 wasnt really upto the job, but they both LOVE the photo's and I got a free night out in a swanky Hotel :) 

 

 

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Lovely photos. I took the photos of my uncles wedding back in the 70's using a Zorki rangefinder. The Zorki gave lovely pictures but the range finder system made close ups tricky.  It was nerve racking but they turned out OK. Parallax took a toll on composition on a few of them but non were headless! It saved them some money and they were pleased with the results.

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