[Marian Murdoch]

I just printed this big and it looks amazing:

[Ginnypenny]

Oh I like it.  Very cool.  I wouldn't have known what it was if you hadn't said in your title.

[Marian Murdoch]

See the frog?

[Mike Hodgson]

Me likes, excellent shot, well done on the DOF, nicely handled

[Ed Farmer]

It's interesting . . . I am always grabbing shots like this to modify and use as backgrounds for my wedding albums . . .

Ed

[jkleb]

That would make a nice texture too.

[Ginnypenny]

It's interesting . . . I am always grabbing shots like this to modify and use as backgrounds for my wedding albums . . .

I do make shots for backgrounds too, but I usually try and use something from their weddings, do you just use random shots from a library you have, or try and shoot stuff from their wedding too?

[Ed Farmer]

Susie,

I do both.  Sometimes you only get one or two shots that work when stretched across a 10x20 inch spread.  That's when I go to these.  I will shift the color to match something from the wedding and use blur or other filters to modify the image.  If I get the chance, I will post a few before and afters in another thread.

Ed

[Ginnypenny]

You are right, you can't get something great at every wedding.  I would love to see some stuff you have done.  On another thread, of course

[Teqy1]

See the frog?

Let me guess, his name is Waldo?

It's a cool shot.

[Ginnypenny]

See the frog?

Oh and yes, I do, but I had to look for him.  If I didn't know he was there I would miss him.

[Marian Murdoch]

See the frog?

Let me guess, his name is Waldo?

Yep!!