Anna Good Internet Culture currently stirring stems from TikToker Alexandra Jaye Conder ( ), who was none too pleased with the photos she got back from her otherwise picture-perfect wedding day. Her complaint? The photographer’s sepia color grading turned everything orange and teeth yellow. Folks on TikTok have mixed opinions on the situation, with some siding with the bride and others with the photographer.
Unfortunately, not all photographers’ styles mesh with their models, married couples, and so on. Sometimes the color grading will look beautiful for one set of photos due to the lighting, scenery, and a myriad of other factors, but look awful on another, even coming down to the skin tone of the person whose photo is being taken. The bride with a the photographer had taken at the rehearsal dinner versus what they took at the wedding, all of which had a consistent color grading put on them.
Without being able to look at the RAW photos, it is hard to tell if the photographer did any tweaking to individual photos beyond the color grading itself, although photographers in the ‘s comments shared their professional opinions. “I think these are all gorgeous. The editing is consistent, the difference is the lighting & background which plays a role in the final product.
No image will look exactly the same in different light,” Hudson Valley NY Wedding Photo said. Photographer shared her own take on the photos, saying, “11 yrs as a wedding photographer- it’s 100% the li.
