Help Please, Wedding exposue help
Nov 24, 2014 18:09:21 #
Jim Peters wrote:
Not To Be Confused With The Term "Drag Queen" That's Not Some One That Drags Her Shutter Too Much!
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Is this some lame attempt at humor, if so I don't get it.
Nov 25, 2014 11:46:31 #
Nov 25, 2014 17:05:43 #
dnathan wrote:
It not only counts, it's recommended :)
She said it would make me better behaved. Didn't work. HA!
Nov 25, 2014 17:27:50 #
mrtobin wrote:
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Is this some lame attempt at humor, if so I don't get it.
Is this some lame attempt at humor, if so I don't get it.
Humm, and that was an easy one.
Dec 3, 2014 10:51:30 #
florida tl
Loc: Largo, FL
Well just as an update to this, Thank you all so very much for all your input. The funny thing happened, I got so busy just setting up the wedding venue, food, decorations and all, my son loving child that he is, took my camera bag, and put it away and would not tell me where till after the wedding. He said there where plenty of people taking pictures with cell phones, and the photographer that was paid along with 2 others that where there to build on there portfolios that I did not know about. So he did not want me to have my camera, I did enjoy watching my son get married without using my camera. :) Thanks to all for all your help.
Dec 3, 2014 14:08:14 #
florida tl wrote:
Well just as an update to this, Thank you all so ... (show quote)
You raised a very smart son. I did a couple of weddings for cousins, etc. That was when I was first starting out. I quickly realized that shooting for relatives is not a good idea. When my kids got married, I enjoyed the whole day, and never once even grabbed for my cell phone to take a shot. Congratulations on enjoying the special day with your son.
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