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p.3 #9 · p.3 #9 · Taking photos without ticking off photographer? Tips | |
sherijohnson wrote:
but it is not your fault they hired someone who couldn't deliver, I have to remind myself this if I wasn't hired and wasn't chosen and they were given the chance to do so... then I am not responsible for the results that came from their choice.
And so it goes. Whenever the subject comes up, there are posts from the Walter Mitty's and the Mighty Mouses ("Here I come, to save the day") with their anectdotes about their heroics.
The "pro wedding photographer" to which they refer is more than likely the MWAC who bought a Rebel with a kit lens six months ago to shoot a friend's wedding. Any B&G who fails to do due diligence when hiring a photographer deserve what they get.
I'd like to respond not as a former professional photographer, but as a wedding guest. It's gotten nuts. Half the time you can't see the events of the wedding, especially the ones at the reception, for the wall of Uncle Bob's and Aunt Sally's. If they aren't actually blocking the view, their constant movement and clicking is a distraction. As a guest invited to celebrate the wonderful day, I resent the intrusion. And no, I NEVER take a camera as a guest.
http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=mighty+mouse&FORM=VIRE6#view=detail&mid=F7A2C3972DF191745AF3F7A2C3972DF191745AF3
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