Candidly Yours Photography

Mike asked that I make a list of "must have" pictures. This was my first wedding, and I was envolved in the rest of the wedding, when I realized that Mike had not taken most of the pictures that were on my list. When I approached him, he said that I should have come to him. Unfortunately, by this time a lot of the people on the list had left (elderly, children). I have at least 300 pictures of the dance floor, but no pictures of people off of the dance floor. When I asked Mike why this was done, I was told "if they were not on the dance floor that was their lose". I bit my tongue and did not say anything, as I wanted the pictures he had taken to be processed professionally. I met him in a parking lot about 6 months later to pick up the album and DVD. I tried to just leave the past behind, but I turned around and told him how upset I was. When Mike denied all that I said to him I did throw a word of profanity at him. He in turn threw it back at me, got in his car and drove off. I am hoping that my comments to him about his work, made him stop and remember he is being paid to be the photographer. Lesson learned by myself is to have someone stay with the photographer to make sure he is doing his job. I have three more children to marry off :-)