She's Always Late
Uploaded: October 01, 2002
Taken with a Nikon N90s at Union Train Station in Joliet Illinois
Stephanie Adams October 01, 2002
This is a great set up! Was it for a real wedding, or just for you to shoot? Great idea and great job on the exposure. Good luckDebbi J. Brucker October 01, 2002
Thanks for the comments. This was a real wedding and the reception was held at Union Station in Joliet. The station has a beautiful banquet room in this 150 yr old building that adjoins the actual platform that the trains are on. It was a ball shooting there but I think I liked this one the best. It was posed. I had the bride run out of the door looking at the groom. I tried to get her to blur and I think it worked well. I wanted to show the movement of her rushing thru the door. Anyway, thanks again. Debbi #16248Cathy M. Gromball May 26, 2019
Congratulations Debbi! Cool shot!Cathy :) #22994
Aravinda Subasinghe October 08, 2003
did you use photoshop to edit this? or is this jsut the raw photo. nice depth in this photo did you use any flash casue with B&W I have trouble using my speedlight cause sometimes its to bringht.Lori B. Matranga October 08, 2003
Debbie!! This is such a great shot! It is just so classic! It looks awesome in black & white. I really like the tilt of the camera. You need to submikt this to Halmark! Great Job!! #225255Lynn Haack August 21, 2012
Love this shot...the angle is great and it really looks like a natural shot. Well done!Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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