wedding 3D

[P3D ron labbe <ron@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Gary Schacker writes:

>George writes that he was angry that a wedding photographer's slave
>flash interfered with his (unauthorized) picture taking.
>
>I'm afraid you have things a bit turned around here my friend.
>
>Wedding photography is a difficult business at best.  The photographer
>must strive to make beautiful portraits under the most trying
>conditions:  stressed out subjects, swarming guests, feuding families,
>blowing winds, and drunks to
>name just a few.  Then there are the amateurs who literally steal money
>out of his pocket by photographing his set-ups and poses.
>Sorry, but there are times when the old Realist should stay at home.


In Defense of George:

You don't know whether he was authorized or not! Not good to assume... 

I have often worked with the "official" photographer (with the wedding
couple's blessing), making sure I don't get in his way, waiting until his
shots are finished. The couple are universally overwhelmed with the stereo
images that are a gift (usually ViewMaster) and friends and family are
amazed by these unusual, "you are there" images for years to come- while
run-of -the mill 2D shots can often sit in their albums collecting dust...

Be considerate, but TAKE THOSE STEREOS!

(A Realist in Dr T's hands ain't the same as the average point and shooter
or disposable camera type! I'm almost shocked at your discouraging him from
stereo)


ron

ron labbe/ studio 3D
30 glendale st maynard, ma 01754
ph 508 897-4221 mailto:ron@xxxxxxxxxxxx

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