Crop Rotation

At PatsyFaganPhotography we believe our job is to make every bride look and feel like a star on her wedding day. So that is what we do.

    But like every other photographer once we get into post production there are issues that arise.
  "To crop or not to crop, that is the question?"

The bride pauses to see the Costa del Sol below her. The shot as taken on the day

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Nerja on the Costa del Sol, beautiful Christina on her way to the roof of  the Castle Hotel.

A headshot portrait of lovely bride Christina

   There is a theory adhered to by many purist photographers that the only acceptable image is the one framed in the camera on the day. I beg to differ.
      I imagine, in this case, the hotel might like the top one, the bride the second one and the bridegroom the bottom one.
     In the 1st one, the bride adds to the charm of the staircase, with its rustic tiles and lamps.
     In the 2nd one the bride can see how delightful her dress looks and in the 3rd one the bridegroom can clearly see the beautiful face of his new wife.
      Guess what, the photographer likes all three versions!
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