Could these be the worst wedding pictures?
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2132578...ok-blurry-shots.html
I'd rather be shooting!
^THISHenry Peach wrote: Did the couple check a portfolio? Did they ask for references? Did they wonder why these photographers were charging 1/2 (or less) than what the average wedding photographer in the area charges?
Nope. They went for the deal, gambled on inexperienced photographers, and they got what they paid for. Reporters don't write many articles on the couples who hire inexpensive photographers, and are perfectly happy with their photos, because it's not as titillating as bad news.
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John37 wrote: Wow... even I could have done better!!
If these are the keepers I'd love to see the rejects.
Yeh. I do think that the photographers didn't check what they were putting on the CD or whatever. These are probably ones they should have rejected.
Though the mysterious hand one is a bit puzzling.
Hey that kid behind the curtain couldn't help being bored and playing w/his car along the windowsill. (I have a phantom hand photo, mine's more spooky looking! - well maybe not, it's just a B&W photo.)
Maybe if we're lucky articles like this will help bring about the beginning of the end of craigslist-type people-with-cameras who think if they can aim it at something they're photographers.
Sharon
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