Of the approx. 20,000 photos I've taken in the past couple of years, there have probably been fewer than 100 that feature people.

This past Saturday, though, I was at my friend's daughter's wedding and reluctantly brought my camera. I took many of the traditional wedding party shots with all the bridesmaids, etc. and they came out like everybody else's shots -(seen one, you've seen them all?), but I liked these shots of the bride and the two-year-old flower girl:







I cropped out the groom in the first shot - he dragged the quality down.

I wish that I had had a digital camera when my daughters were babies/toddlers. Had't been invented, though.

[channeler]

Humans; that was indeed a surprise Tom. Beautiful shots. You caught the expression nicely in that first shot. Likewise with the flower girl. The expression in 3 is really interesting. I especially like how you captured the textures of the dress in 2. What lens were you using?

Paul

[little laker]

Grooms do drag down the picture quality don't they Tom


Good pictures, I hope that you start photographing more humans.
They are an often misunderstood subject

[Matthew Roberts]

There must be a hidden goldfinch somewhere!

Pretty good.