Lessons learned: make sure you get your
signals straight.
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I had thought they were going to turn
around before they started down the aisle.
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So, naturally, when they turned in the
middle of the aisle I wasn't focused.
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The ceremony, from the back with 70-200 L
2.8 as well as wide angle 17-35.
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ISO at 800 shows grain but not
objectionable in these available light images.
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Working from the back allows you to be
inobtrusive yet capture precious moments.
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Mr. and Mrs. Shane
Carpenter.
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Posed at the reception, in front of cake
table.
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Various toasts.
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The cutting of the cake. Using 550 and 420
EX with fairly fresh batteries able to rapidly fire.
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They were very nice to each other as they
fed cake.
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Some candid shots at the
reception.
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