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mpaul73 Registered: Jun 10, 2003 Total Posts: 1089 Country: United States |
Yesterday I was leaning over to grab the bouquet to photograph it, and I accidentally stuck my arm in the wedding cake!!! Fortunately I left only a fairly minor imperfection in the cake. I then quickly left the room and removed it from my arm. Tasted real good. |
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jeremy_clay Registered: Jan 14, 2008 Total Posts: 9073 Country: Canada |
Had a female MC almost kill herself tripping over me. Got the shot. MC was on the move, I was stationary = not so much my fault. Still should have been more aware. |
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Ed Lee Registered: Jun 11, 2006 Total Posts: 410 Country: United States |
I accidently smacked a guy standing too close when I was tracking the bouquet during the toss. I had my 28-300L fully extended and that was like a small bat. Still go the shot, even though it was partially sideways from the collision with this guys head. It was his fault in my opinion, because he came up to get the same shot I was already set up for with his little point and shoot. |
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MaximusW Registered: Jan 31, 2008 Total Posts: 470 Country: United Kingdom |
My dad actually sat in a Cream strawberry gateaux while walking backwards to get "the Shot" |
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mpaul73 Registered: Jun 10, 2003 Total Posts: 1089 Country: United States |
Oh man, 2 weeks ago, I was backing up with my prime to get the frame and I was so so close to ending up falling flat on my back into the pool!! Now there is a good argument for switching to zooms! |
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ksmahgrts Registered: Nov 23, 2005 Total Posts: 5658 Country: United States |
think i mentioned mine in a recent thread - but 3 or 4 weekends ago i was on the ground on my stomach at the back of the aisle (outdoor ceremony - rose petals all up the aisle - DOF shot yadda yadda) and the friend/video kid literally planted his tripod over my leg. i went to stand up and nearly took the rig out. thank goodness it was just a flimsy tripod and one of those mini-consumer cameras so it didn't make too much noise. yikes! |
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dannyrod Registered: Nov 04, 2008 Total Posts: 495 Country: United States |
I blasted a bride in the head pretty freakin' hard with my bony elbow when reaching around to give her a hug! She was thanking me for all the hard work I did as I was heading out, and probably regretted doing so, haha. I felt so terrible . . . |
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deepbluejh Registered: Feb 20, 2005 Total Posts: 5229 Country: United States |
Worst blooper, getting my hand tangled up in my camera's strap while setting down my 5DII + 50L. Result: camera falls onto the hard floor and dies. Bride watches the whole thing in horror. |
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jeremy_clay Registered: Jan 14, 2008 Total Posts: 9073 Country: Canada |
Oh! I've dropped a brolly on a bride to be on many different occasions during engagement sessions. |
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XPO239 Registered: May 22, 2006 Total Posts: 513 Country: United States |
During the getting ready pictures, the bride came out with her undies and asked me to photograph the "the bride" written on it. I think my faced turned red and all the bridesmaid laughed at me. |
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Chris Cooke Registered: Sep 20, 2007 Total Posts: 1232 Country: United States |
My blooper was at a wedding that took place at the Brides parents house. They had totally remodeled the house and year for the wedding and part of the additions was a new pond. I was doing formals of the B&G and was right on the bank of the pond when my entire leg went into the water!! since the pond was BRAND NEW the banks werent compacted and were prety much just loose dirt and rock. so i slipped, leg went in the water, splashed all over my D200, 17-55 and sb800. luckily all was fine. the B&G loved the way i just got up and kept shooting. I had a muddy leg the rest of the night but oh well, i got the shot! |
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mcarlson Registered: Feb 12, 2005 Total Posts: 479 Country: United States |
Backed into the mother-of-the-bride's car as we were leaving the bride's house on the way to the outdoor ceremony. In my defense, she parked VERY close to my back bumper, and had a low profile vehicle... |