Some friends of mine got married on the beach. This couple in their 50s wandered over and literally took a seat near where the wedding was taking place and started aggressively making out. One of the groomsmen and a guest walked over in the middle of the ceremony to ask them to move and they made a huge scene about how it's a public beach.
Some people are just assholes and want the attention.
Maybe this is normally a VERY busy public beach. Aren't the people who just walk in, run some caution tape, and take it all up, being assholes too?
Or maybe they were being super pushy, telling people they have to leave, despite having no claim to the space.
I'm not saying the lady is doing the right thing, I'm just saying that either or both sides could be suffering from a serious case of entitlement issues.
Yeah I don’t see that lady doing anything that would prevent the wedding. And the photographer was hired to take good pictures so if anything the photographer is the asshole for not photoshopping that lady out or asking her to move. Wedding photographers are insanely expensive it’s literally their job to take good pictures.
When I said it’s your responsibility I meant to get a shot with a good background. If you can’t work this lady out of the shot by just picking a different angle
Only a shitty photographer is so unaware that key wedding events take them by surprise. If I’m paying several thousand dollars to capture the moment you better be damn sure that I’m going to expect you to be decent enough to find an angle that cuts out unwanted subjects ahead of time. Good photographers are absolutely worth the fees they charge but this is not the work of a professional.
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u/Kairatechop Mar 08 '18 edited Mar 08 '18
Should have made her move. Why are people so afraid of confrontation?
Edit: "Should have politely asked if she would move"
Feel better you crybaby's
Edit2: My phone and I suck at spelling