Originally posted by trishytee Gee whiz you know how to hurt a girl. No it was the same camera, just the on-board flash. Not blaming the equiptment, just my expertise. Except that the flash is loose, I just didn't know it wasn't connecting. And you are right, my shots did not reflect the fact that a flash was used. And I shall work on this. Now I don't have a photo hosting site but shall go in and try to resize them. I'm unsure how but presume I go through photoshop and save as a small image?
Had no intention of making you feel bad. My apologies.
Everyone is at a different stage of their journey but it's important to know that you don't know and are willing to learn, which you're showing you are. So do well to do the reading and understand the exposure triad, the properties of light and how to use it in photography, and know your equipment.
As for your examples here, they look fine. Seems no flash is evident in the shots, which is no big deal if ambient light is in your favour (and it seems it was here - not too harsh), but a touch of fill flash adds life to the subjects that may appear dull from flat lighting (as with cloudy conditions).
Framing can be improved - #2 in particular has cropped too much on either side of the couple - would have suited horizontal orientation better. Read up on this too - it's a whole lesson in itself.
As you can see there is a vast array of knowledge and skills to photography, and then there's an even more vast set of skills to doing wedding photography.
Keep at it and practice, practice, practice!