Well, lets see.
I had a pro do my first wedding in 1966. Rolleiflex, B&W, excellent
work, marriage lasted about 6 years.
I photographed (not knowing how dreadfully dangerous it was) my then
sister-in law's wedding around 1970. I had fun, they loved the pictures
and they are still married
I used my OM-2n, 35-70/3.6 and T32 (still have them all) and most all of
the pics were keepers.
One of the best shots I've ever taken occurred when I was trying an
available light shot of the service which was mostly lit by candlelight.
Somebody else took a flash shot at the same time and I got both the
candlelit ambience and clear images of the participants. Flash was weak
enough I expect the person using it in the back didn't get much, but it
was perfect for me!.
Only wedding I've ever shot.
Donald MacDonald wrote:
Yikes, no, get a pro to do it. And while 35mm is good, if the pro used
bigger, that's better.
These things are one-offs. And you keep them forever. And you look at them.
And remember...
Or think "Now Why did I do that?"
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