You have GOT to be kidding me. The FAUX-tographer messes just keeping getting worse and worse. This is quite possibly the single most horrendous piece of wedding photo disaster that I have ever seen. HORRIBLE!!!
Am wondering why the one girl doesn’t seem to even realize there is a photography session taking place. Seriously, in this day and age with the amazing convenience of not using actual film and being able to snap off virtually unlimited shots I can believe they even chose a picture with a subject blurred by movement, holding up a phone ( or cigarettes?) , and eyes shut!
There is a LOT of things wrong with this photo, but its all been said. I want to comment on something totally different. I’ve been saying over and over that we need to teach our kids to NOT be on their cell phones 24/7. Everytime my husband and I go out (we people watch) families are all out to eat or a movie, and the kids aren’t talking or participating in the fun, they are just on their little phones. I just think its hilarious that this kid can’t even take a wedding photo without putting down her phone, how sad is that. Parents…get with it.
Um…what? Single moms and dads weren’t even mentioned in my comment. The last sentence “parents get with it” was referring all the parents in the world. Not the plural mention of “parents” of that particular girl, or whatever child that needs to put down the phone.
Thank god for cell phones. Now I don’t have to listen to adolescent children at restaurants, malls, schools, movies. And now when I go to the bar, I can still be surrounded by people, but I don’t actually have to care about them and I can avoid conversation. Power to technology.
You do have a point…its nice some of them are distracted. But I still get earfuls of screaming brats when I’m out at restaurants. But I still think cell phones are “dumbing down” our children. Oh well, let the rest of the world do that if they want. My kids aren’t allowed to have them until they are old enough. If I grew up without them, so can they.
The girl on the left is adorable (minus the dead look) while the bride just looks like “what, come at me?” about her shot. Aren’t brides supposed to look happy? Think it’s a shotgun wedding? Awful, awful, awful photo.
I’m surprised you’re the only one to mention the “I will eat your heart” look on the bride’s face. I mean, the blurry cell phone, the selective coloring, the white vignette, the location, the extra stuff in the background are all bad, but the people in the photo are just…awful, too. They all look like they’d much rather be somewhere else. And I’m completely creeped out at the way the bride has her toes curled in her sandals. In fact, I wish she too were wearing socks, lol.
This honestly seems like an “Uncle Bob” photog moment. For the one child to have her cellphone out it seems that it may be a candid or they just got done posing for another photog. Also for the fauxtog to go through all this amazing editing and not place a gaudy watermark is not the usual M-O. Just another photo on here that may not be from someone’s portfolio. And c’mon people…yes they are wearing socks and sandals but they’re just kids. SMH
As a photographer, shouldn’t you suggest that people might want to do a little touch-up before we start taking photos? A hairbrush would have gone a loooonnggg way here.
The selective colouring wasn’t done in post-production- it’s a function on some point and shoot cameras! You set the camera to pick up only one particular colour in the shot, and it will pick up ONLY everything with hints of that colour (hence the stain on the dress on the right and the dead look). The pic was taken with a point and shoot, LOL!
Ugh.
andrea
I think I’m more disturbed by the sandals and socks than the coloring.
Jema
I know, right? That speaks so much to whom they had do the photography . . . Cuzzin Joe or something.
Renee
Socks with sandals.
Steph
I especially love the whole “blurry snarl with inanimate object in hand” pose on the right.
Kris Gay
You have GOT to be kidding me. The FAUX-tographer messes just keeping getting worse and worse. This is quite possibly the single most horrendous piece of wedding photo disaster that I have ever seen. HORRIBLE!!!
jaime
Am wondering why the one girl doesn’t seem to even realize there is a photography session taking place. Seriously, in this day and age with the amazing convenience of not using actual film and being able to snap off virtually unlimited shots I can believe they even chose a picture with a subject blurred by movement, holding up a phone ( or cigarettes?) , and eyes shut!
Henny
i love the purple stained dress on the right.
Janet
That’s what she gets for washing the bride’s maid’s dress with the white clothing. I bet her underwear is pink, too!
Linda
what is with the socks and sandals!
Henny
what’s with the purplish stained person on the right showing the rest something on her cell?
brian
maybe shes saying “see this is a better picture!”
brian
wha wha what socks and sandals!
Sarah Knoke
Bad picture made worse.
Amanda
At least they classed it up with the white vignette! Definitely a showpiece to display!
Victoria–Washington Boudoir Photographer
just pure class!!
Steven Webb
Even low class would be some class. This is no class.
Esta
If you look at it long enough it actually makes you feel queasy
Arne
Oh my god! This is so terrible that i don’t have words for it !!!
Siobhan
The litter bin in the background is also a nice touch, lol.
Beckie
My 9 yr old could do better than this! LOL
Tricia
Nothing better than a garbage can and a fire extinguisher in the background. Very classy socks and sandals.. lol
Arne
Yeah i noticed that my selfe, and the girl with the socks and sandals!
Whaat did the photographer think about here? Is he high or somthing???
NickE
Someone needs to leave the hue slider alone I think.
Derek
And of course, the ultimate finishing touch – the white vignette. Still haven’t seen one of those that looked good.
Alex
oh you are so right, the rest is so horrible, that i missed that untill your comment!
Janet
The trash bag in the left background is a nice touch, too….
Kelli
This can not seriously be someone claiming to be a professional!
jack
yes it is, i know them and here’s a latest quote
“we still believe we are the cheapest photographers out there.
Our new prices reflect the quality of work we do”
Orlando
Maybe they are just huge Walking Dead fans??
Isabel
There is a LOT of things wrong with this photo, but its all been said. I want to comment on something totally different. I’ve been saying over and over that we need to teach our kids to NOT be on their cell phones 24/7. Everytime my husband and I go out (we people watch) families are all out to eat or a movie, and the kids aren’t talking or participating in the fun, they are just on their little phones. I just think its hilarious that this kid can’t even take a wedding photo without putting down her phone, how sad is that. Parents…get with it.
FalconGTHO
This (erroneously) presumes two parents to beign wuth. As should be well known, in THIS day and age its always most commonly a knock up, single momma.
Isabel
Um…what? Single moms and dads weren’t even mentioned in my comment. The last sentence “parents get with it” was referring all the parents in the world. Not the plural mention of “parents” of that particular girl, or whatever child that needs to put down the phone.
Tyler
Thank god for cell phones. Now I don’t have to listen to adolescent children at restaurants, malls, schools, movies. And now when I go to the bar, I can still be surrounded by people, but I don’t actually have to care about them and I can avoid conversation. Power to technology.
Isabel
You do have a point…its nice some of them are distracted. But I still get earfuls of screaming brats when I’m out at restaurants. But I still think cell phones are “dumbing down” our children. Oh well, let the rest of the world do that if they want. My kids aren’t allowed to have them until they are old enough. If I grew up without them, so can they.
Blacklight Imaging
There are no words.
NicCole
The girl on the left is adorable (minus the dead look) while the bride just looks like “what, come at me?” about her shot. Aren’t brides supposed to look happy? Think it’s a shotgun wedding? Awful, awful, awful photo.
Jen
I’m surprised you’re the only one to mention the “I will eat your heart” look on the bride’s face. I mean, the blurry cell phone, the selective coloring, the white vignette, the location, the extra stuff in the background are all bad, but the people in the photo are just…awful, too. They all look like they’d much rather be somewhere else. And I’m completely creeped out at the way the bride has her toes curled in her sandals. In fact, I wish she too were wearing socks, lol.
heather renee
socks and sandals! love it!!
Scee
This is not the work of a Fauxtog…it’s the work of a NO-tog.
Sumer Solstyce
Was the bride caught in a rain storm? Her hair looks like she just got out of bed!
Baltimore Wedding Photographer
I would be ashamed to show this to a client for a wedding picture!
Hailey
This honestly seems like an “Uncle Bob” photog moment. For the one child to have her cellphone out it seems that it may be a candid or they just got done posing for another photog. Also for the fauxtog to go through all this amazing editing and not place a gaudy watermark is not the usual M-O. Just another photo on here that may not be from someone’s portfolio. And c’mon people…yes they are wearing socks and sandals but they’re just kids. SMH
JohnDoe
I can guarantee you this is from a paid wedding shoot, and posted to there facebook page as a final product.
https://www.facebook.com/Pretty.As.A.Photo
Dani
that doesn’t work?
JohnDoe
http://www.facebook.com/Pretty.As.A.Photo Try that
Leanne
Just had a look. The pictures are horrendous…I can take better ones on my crappy blackberry. Actually shocking.
MDS
that link doesn’t work anymore
JD
OMG OMG OMG OMG thats all i can say! lol just OMFG
James
Dear God I think that’s the worst selective coloring I’ve ever seen.
kathryn
As a photographer, shouldn’t you suggest that people might want to do a little touch-up before we start taking photos? A hairbrush would have gone a loooonnggg way here.
sara
I think it’s just a really sad photo- they obviously don’t have money, so it kind of seems shameful to knock the wedding photo.
Victoria
The selective colouring wasn’t done in post-production- it’s a function on some point and shoot cameras! You set the camera to pick up only one particular colour in the shot, and it will pick up ONLY everything with hints of that colour (hence the stain on the dress on the right and the dead look). The pic was taken with a point and shoot, LOL!
Ugh.