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Marshmallow Witches Recipe
- 1/2 cup vanilla frosting, divided
- 36 miniature semisweet chocolate chips
- 12 large marshmallows
- 1 drop each green, red and yellow food coloring, optional
- 1/4 cup sweetened shredded coconut
- 12 chocolate wafers
- 12 miniature peanut butter cups
- 12 milk chocolate kisses
- 1. For the face of each witch, place a dab of frosting on the bottom of three chocolate chips; press two for eyes and one for nose onto each marshmallow.
- 2. For hair, combine green food coloring and a drop of water in a small resealable plastic bag; add coconut and shake well. Spread a small amount of frosting on sides of marshmallows; press coconut hair into frosting. Place 3 tablespoons of frosting in a small heavy-duty resealable plastic bag; tint orange with red and yellow food coloring. Set aside.
- 3. For hats, spread some of the remaining frosting in the center of chocolate wafers; press peanut butter cups upside down into frosting. Lightly spread bottoms of chocolate kisses with frosting; place on peanut butter cups. Cut a small hole in the corner of pastry or plastic bag; insert a small star tip. Fill the bag with frosting and pipe stars around the base of each peanut butter cup. Secure a hat to each witch with a dab of frosting. Yield: 1 dozen.
Nutritional Facts
1 each: 121 calories, 5g fat (3g saturated fat), 2mg cholesterol, 69mg sodium, 18g carbohydrate (11g sugars, 1g fiber), 2g protein.
Reviews for Marshmallow Witches
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"I made these several years ago and they were so cute and pretty easy. My kids and their friends thought they were just bewitching. lol I think I will make them again this Halloween."
"Great recipe - kid pleaser for sure."
"These were very easy to make and looked amazing. The only thing you need to remember is use large Campfire marshmallows (3 times the size of regular mallows) @ (Walmart) then add frosting on the bottom of each item, the marshmallow, each (mini chocolate chip), for eye and nose, each wafer cookie, (you can use Oreo's, but remove the icing and only use 1 piece of cookie and put icing on the printed side of the cookie to top the mallows), each mini Reese's peanut butter cups, each Hershey kisses. If you follow this procedure you will be very happy with the outcome."
"These are so cute and it is time consuming. I added a little bit of egg white powder to the icing so that it would hold better and dry faster. For the eyes I just used. Frosting instead of the mini chocolate chips. For presentation I placed them on a cupcake liner because the marshmallows seem to fall over and not stand up. Seems to be top heavy."
"Looks and taste good"
"very nice and easy kids party pleaser :)"
"I would make this again because they are so so cute. I will need to find a way for them to stand up better. Once their hats were on...they were top heavy and fell over on the platter."
"The recipe is printed along with ingredients right below the picture!!"
"It's a cute idea for halloween, but could you please post the recipe!"
"i used a oreo cookie for the base, used a stick lighter to melt the bottom of the big marshmellow to stick to cookie. Worked out great did the same for putting the chocolate wafer on top of marshmellow. They sit flat and stay together. And Look fantastic. Ya could use black licorice around oreo to make a tie."
"A lot of trouble for unhealthy "food"."
"A bit of an assembly line but they were fun and adorable. I didn't think the combination of goodies sounded that appetizing but they went very fast. Instead of coconut I just used some canned icing to quicken the process."
"This was an adorable recipie that my 12-year-old daughter made. A few of them tipped slightly but it made it even more cute! The overall turnout was great and she will definitly be making them again!"
"These were very easy to make. I used jumbo marshmallows and that eliminated the falling over problem. I also used homemade Royal Icing instead of canned icing, that way it hardened. The only problem I had was that the wafer cookies must have absorbed the moisture from the frosting and/or marshmallows and turned the cookies so moist that if you touched them they fell apart. I guess if i made them again, I would make them right before I was going to need them instead of a few days ahead."
"it was very hard to find those thin cholcolate wafers. I had to use thicker cookies (keebler fudge covered i think), which made the marshmellows fall down. Frustrating to keep them standing!"
"I wish I would have read the reviews first. I don't know how it got so many stars. My daughter and I made them for her class treat. They kept tipping over and the frosting wasn't holding anything together. I wish we had just made brownies."
"Made these for a finger food potluck Halloween party last year. People lined up to first take pictures, then not a single one was left. They were a fantastic hit!"
"I wouldn't try this again. They don't look anything close to the picture and they are tipping over, etc. Cute idea, but it's hard to replicate!"
"Not as perfect as the picture. Really hard to make but it's a cute idea. Plus - it's a lot of sugar!!!!"
"I haven't tried making these yet so I'm reading the comments about the tipping over. I would try either a dab of frosting on the plate before placing the marshmallow on the plate or a dab of frosting on the bottom of the marshmallow and place it on another of the chocolate wafers as it's own plate."
"Its almost impossible to find marshmallows that sit completely flat, so these tilt to the side and are hard to keep together. The FEW marshmallows that sat flat and stayed together were adorable, but over 90% of them just tilted to the side. Cute concept, just not practical to really make"
"I made this last Halloween for my daughters daycare. I wasn't happy with the results- they kept tipping over (anyone have suggestions for a different cookie to use that would not be too large?) but the kids loved them! I'll be attempting it again this year."
"I tried to make with a group of tween girls. Used canned frosting and they just slid all over the place and didn't stay together. Had a lot of laughs and fun with them anyway. Maybe they would stick better with a better frosting."
"So cute!!! I'll have to try that sometime..... :D"
"I had my boyfriend try them, and he loved them because of all the different type of flavors you get out of it. (Marshmallow, chocolate, Coconut, Peanutbutter) When I tried the recipe i didn't have everything though...I used some glitter gel icing instead of frosting and i accidentally bought the normal size mini chocolate chips (not the super mini ones) they turned out cute but were tilting over (probably due to the big chocolate chips) hopefully when i use the right stuff they will be able to stand up.. I'll let you know. But I wish i could post a picture of mine on here cause they were so darn cute!"
"Cute but what a bunch of JUNK!"
"All of my children helped makes these darling treats for school. The younger 3 & 6 year olds took the papers off the candy. My 12 year old put orange stars around the peanut butter cup. I used a chocolate striped cookie and turned it over. The marshmallows didn't want to stay upright so we put them on sucker sticks. I used chocolate frosting for the eyes and nose instead of chocolate chips. The students at school loved the treats. We made 40 of them. This is a two or three day project if you want the frosting to dry and you want children to help."
"The picture is so cute, but I couldn't find those paper-thin chocolate wafers, so I used a Keebler chocolate cookie, which when placed beneath the peanute butter cup and the chocolate kiss, was too heavy. The witches kept falling over. Marshmellows don't stand well on their own to begin with. They fall when you stack them with cookies and candy. The face chips didn't stick either. Cute idea, just doesn't work."
"We made these last year for all our grandchildren(35). They loved them so much and wanted them again this year. However, I always try to make different thigs each year. I will make this again because they go over big with adults as well."
"I forgot to rate them."
"Made these with my granddaughters last week. They had a great time. Definitely use the Halloween Oreos, using the part with no frosting as a base and the part with frosting as the bottom of the hat."
"i was thinking about the wafter cookies...how about just one side of an oreo? that might work & be less top heavy? i'm going to try it."
"YOU CAN'T BELIEVE HOW CUTE THESE ARE, AND REALLY GOOD. WHATS BETTER THAN chocolate AND MARSHMELLOWS"
"The chocolate wafers can be difficult to find. I live in the Atlanta area and have never found them in the cookie aisle. When I do find them in the grocery store, oddly enough, they are always on the shelf with the ice cream toppings. The cookies I use are made by Nabisco and come in a yellow-colored box labeled "Famous chocolate Wafers." It might be worth a look!"
"I wanted to make this recipe but could not find the chocolate wafers. Looked in several stores for them."
"I made these as a surprise for my grandkids they were messy and more diffulcut than expected. I used green frosting for the hair. Putting the face on was a challenge, the chips melt fast, and they were top heavy. If I were to make them again I would freeze the chocolate chips first.I would also use a larger cookie to "glue" the marshmallow to a secure bottom with frosting.But they were cute and a hit with the kids!"
"I have to agree -- they are cute but so top heavy that they kept falling over. But my two grandsons enjoyed making and eating them. I wish I'd thought of adding another cookie wafer to the bottom to help them stand up better."
"My four year old grandson, his mom, and I made these. We did ice them onto another hocolate wafer for stability. Since no family is a lover of coconut, we used green icing for the hair. The three of us had a great time and finished in about 30 minutes."
"It took me 2 hours to make 12 of these. I found they were top heavy and believe chocolate icing would be better to attach the kiss to the peanut butter cup. Then if some of the icing seeps out, it's not as noticable. Everyone enjoyed eating them."
"My 7 year old granddaughter and I made these. The faces fell off after a day and the cookies get very soggy. They fell over alot while we were making them. Overall rating: Delicious but not worth the trouble to make them."
"We made these in our first grade class for Halloween. This was one of the centers, and there were 2 moms to help 5 kids. The kids loved making them, but I can say they didn't look as neat as yours! Instead of coconut they rolled half the marshmallows in water and then in green sugar sprinkles. The cookies kept breaking too, but they just glued them together with more frosting!"
"I made this for a group of adults and they loved them."
"These witches are so cute; however, after my first two I gave up. I had to actually throw them away because they kept falling over and coming apart. They were not worth my time!"
"I made these witches for a fall festival @ a daycare...they were a big hit. I had a great time making them...maybe I got lucky and had a good bag of marshmellows, but I did not have a problem with them standing up...I used a small knife to put icing on each side and rolled the marshmello in the coconut, it stayed on great! I will definetley make these again and again."
"All marshmallows are NOT created equal and are not perfect squares. I used a cookie on the bottom to try to stablize them. I found them messy to make resulting in too much time invested. My final result did not look near as great as the picture, but I had lots of compliments on "how cute they were"."
"These were very cute but time consuming. The hats were to heavy and marshmallows are not straight so they kept tipping over. They were a hit in my sons third grade class but I don't think I will be making these again."
"The grandchildren loved them. Only problem is they don't travel well. Several cookies got broken in route."
"These were cute, but time consuming. A very cute addition to our party's appetizer table."
"I made these for my granddaughter's kindergarten class. She said they were the best thing she's ever eaten. Next time I would use choc frosting for the eyes & nose with a decorator's tip. Instead of green coconut for hair, I used green frosting and a grass tip. I did have problems with them tipping over. Maybe use a smaller cookie on the bottom for stability. But they were a lot of fun to make and they looked just like the ones in the magazine!"
"My grandaughter and I made these. I could not find the chocolate waters and used scalloped edge mint cookies instead. I made decorator icing and used for the hair, band and putting the witch together. We had a problem with the witches falling over. The marshmallows were not all straight. After they sat for a while, the hats fell off. We had a good time anyway."
"We couldn't find the wafers, so we used halloween oreos with the orange icing. We took pulled off the top of the oreo and pressed the peauntbutter cup down firmly. I had to pick through the marshmellows for the "most likely to stand up straight". They took more time to make than I had anticipated, but I also made more than the number called for."
"Had a blast making these with my kindergarten class! Had trouble getting them to stand up, but they loved them anyway. Next time I think I will use a gram cracker base for added stability."
"What a great idea this was! I made these for my grandaughters kindergarden party and they came out to rave reviews!! Suggestion: I made a small batch of Royal Icing and used it for attaching and gluing. For the "hair: I put the icing on with a spatula and rolled in the coconut. I also couldn't find the wafer cookies so I split Oreos in 1/2 and scrapped out the cream. 5 minutes at best. I'd make these again in a heartbeat!! Thanks."
"I made this for my 6-year old's class party and they were a hit. I couldn't find chocolate wafers - any ideas where to get them for next time? Also, I used cookie frosting in a tube, which seemed to work well. The coconut didn't stay on very well for me, though. And it took me 2 hours to make 25 of these so the estimated time was not correct for me."
"I made these for my daughter's party and they were a hit. I didn't use the peanut butter cups as there is a food allery and no peanut products are allowed in the school. I did use store bought icing but found it to soft to pipe around the hat. Will just whip up a batch of home-made icing next time"
"well hopefully the picture came up this time.... if not sorry !!"
"heres a picture of one of our versions.... using the chocolate bark helps hold them together and make them sturdy ...."
"these were so fun to make , even if they dont look just like the ones in the picture ! We made them on Halloween Eve . We made our own versions of different things from pumpkins to scarecrows. We took melted chocolate bark and covered the bottom of a marshmallow and sat it on top of a oreo cookie and made all kinds of different halloween faces . Most of all it was lots of fun in the kitchen . I took the short cut and used the ready made frosting ."
"I had trouble with them falling over even though I put one of the wafer cookies under the marshmallow to begin with to give them a sturdy base. I found them to take too much time for a very mediocre outcome."
"The top hat part was way too heavy for the marshmallows; they fell over, and the kids didn't like them much. However, it was a cute idea, that just didn't work."
"I made this recipe for the 1st time this past weekend for my niece's 8th birthday party which always has a Halloween theme. They were a big hit and everyone ooh-ed and aah-ed over them. Simple and easy to make."
"I would like to use something like this for my Christmas party's? got an idea for Santa???"
"they were top heavy so we put a chocolate waffer on the bottom. We made these for a community pumpkin carving party. they were a big hit.BonnieBurris"
"This recipe is so cute! They were fun to make- although a little time consuming. Instead of having to deal with the orange stars around the reese's cups- I bought the Halloween Oreos with the orange frosting and placed the Reese's cup on top and they looked the same-they worked out great and saved me some time!"
"I made this recipe but i twisted it. I melted white chocolate and dyed it with green food coloring, then i dipped the marshmallow (witch head) into it, covering it completely. I stuck the eyes and nose (chocolate chips) on before the melted chocolate dried. I then, placed the chocolate covered marshmallow on foil and then stuck a fudge stripped cookie with the chocolate side up. (i couldn't find the wafers). I used coconut for hair but i dyed it purple since the face is green. I then made the rest of the hat according to the recipe. I have a picture in my profile =). It was great fun and everyone loved them! You know you did good when you get a lot of complements!"
"I have been using the Halloween oreos with orange frosting. Looks cute and is easier to do than the piping. I think using one of the oreo tops as a base is a great idea as well. Very easy and fun. Plan to use it with my seniors as an activity."
"These were easy and fun to make - will make them for Halloween party!"
"?These are NOT easy to make. They kept toppling over so we put half of a oreo cookie on the bottom. My Granddaughters (11 & 8) tried to maie these. Eyes kept falling off and unless you have really good frosting tools the pipping around hat doesnt look good. They gave up after making 6 of them. I would not recommend them...."
"these are very cute and have already make some for my grandson's class, they were a big hit!"
"This would also be cute for Thanksgiving -- just eliminate the choc. kisses, make hair orange and pipe on a yellow buckle to the center of the hat band."
"Very cute! But a little time consuming!"
"cute, and fun, and good tasting."
"These are adorable and easy to make. I will be making them for my granddaughters birthday. I used oreos, split them and place the one with frosting on bottom of marshmellow (add a little more frosting) to keep them from tipping, place the other half on top for hat. EASSY"
"too cute!"
"I think they are really cute. I would suggest putting the marshmellow on top of anothercookie or wafer to give it a better base."
"These turned out cute, but they are really difficult to keep upright. I couldn't find the correct wafer cookie either. I was glad when these were done and at school. Not really something for kids to help with."
"If peanut butter is an issue; substitute Rolo candies for PB cups and use mini kisses"
"I am so excited to make these for my nephews and my niece. I can't wait."
"maybe skip the peanut butter cup"
"These are adorable. I can't wait to make them for my daughter's party. I'll bet a dab of frosting on the bottom of the marshmallow before you put it on the plate will keep it from tipping."
"It was difficult for us to locate the thin wafer cookies and the witches tended to be somewhat unbalanced with all the stuff on top."
"These are precious and easy, too ! Mother's know about their kids allergies, but for others GREAT TREAT>>>>>>>>>>>>>[email protected]"
"So are the peanut butter cups!"
"The coconut is questionable as some children are allergic to nuts and coconut is a nut."


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Re: William H Bonney's post-Not going to go into a ton of depth because I have some WJC and features to work on, but if I don't do it now I'm bound to forget
There are a lot of rumblings (more than I remember in prior years) about guys strongly considering OHL route. Obviously there's a lot of time between now and the USHL Futures, OHL Priority, and NTDP Eval Camp so we'll see.
Evan Sarthou signed with Tri-City. Yeah, just two signings thus far, but two pretty big signings already.
I don't know if the league itself has said anything about it, but it's obvious that after seeing the other member teams screwed by the NTDP this was something in place to give them a leg up on the NTDP. I talked to two different USHL scouts in depth about the tender rule (partially because I hate it, especially after seeing how much it has ruined the start of players' junior careers in the NAHL) and they both talked about it giving all the teams a leg up on the NTDP. Last year tenders weren't really signed until after the Evaluation Camp (If I remember correctly), but we've already seen three (two would have been locks for NTDP IMO) (we'll agree to disagree on Dello).
It depends what you define as "awhile". I would agree the NTDP has started to shift their structure, but I think a lot of that may have to do with the program not being held in such high regard as it was in the past. If the NTDP would have restructured as the way I think you are talking about, we wouldn't see guys like Connor Chathams leave every year. If they know their role (a guy like Andrew Copp at Michigan comes to mind), they should stick with the program. I think it's a lot tougher to do that type of structure with a team that is generally known as the best 16 and 17 year olds from the US...hopefully that makes sense.
At this point in the season, I'd think every player on that 17 team is happy with playing at the NTDP, but a lot of that may change as players get healthy. I also found it interesting that Dylan Larkin was centering the 4th line after playing a pretty prominent role early in the season on the team. Not sure what was up with that.
Going back to the shift away from the prestige of playing for the NTDP, look at the top draft eligible players the last two years in the USHL. The USHL is definitely not being carried by the NTDP in June anymore. Yes, most players did not turn down the NTDP rather they were cut, but people see the success/are going to see the success of guys like Taylor Cammarata, Luke Johnson, Gabe Guertler, Michael Brodzinski, Ian McCoshen this June and it's going to be even more apparent that the NTDP is not the only place to get exposure in the league.
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|? Welch
|circa 1790
| circa 1827
|Margaret ? (c1793-1858)
| before 1824
Harford County, Maryland
|Hannah Welch (1824-1901)
Little is known regarding the father of Hannah Welch (1824-1901), other than that he came with his family from Harford County, Maryland to Dohrman Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio after 1824, and died there shortly thereafter. His first name, as well as his place of birth and parents are unknown.
Research attempts in Tuscarawas County, OhioEdit
In December, 2004, researcher Kevin Borland hired Jane Grezlik of Carrollton, Ohio to research this Welch family in Ohio. The following is a transcription of the information she reported:
Search for this family group was interesting. Unfortunately, it was complicated by the family's drift into Harrison Co. where I do not have easy access. The Welch/Welsh was very common in this area in the early 1800s. I feel there is more information to be found in Harrison Co.
I found in the 1850 census, a John Welch in Rose Twp., Carroll Co. Ohio, age 70 a Farmer born MD. The only other that came close to the right age was an Elizabeth Welch, age 67 born MD, in Monroe Twp. Harrison Co. Ohio.
In the middle of this search I came across the Shuster book and found they had Margaret Welch as the daughter of a John Welch and Susanna Shuster. All they had was the marriage record from Tuscarawas Co. I had also, found an Article of Agreement between Margaret Shuster & heirs of D. Shuster, dec'd, in the Tuscarawas Co. recorder's office. This was in response to Daniel Shuster's will and estate. Enclosed copy.
The first land records I located were from the Steubenville Land sales. They list:
- William Welsh, Washington Co. PA, 4 Nov 1801, Range 4, Township 10, Section 8
- Daniel Welch, Washington Co. PA, 19 Oct 1801, Range 4, Township 10, Section 1 & R4, T9, S6
The only land transaction that matches most closely to your Welch, is the following:
- John Welch from Nicholas Neighbour, Vol.2, p519 5 Feb.1816, both of Oxford Township, Tuscarawas Co. Ohio, 2nd quarter of range 5 township 3 of the lands appropriated by US for satisfying warrants of military service. Note that this transaction lists both men as being in Oxford Twp.
Then on 15 Mar 1816, John Welch and wife Mary of Washington Twp. Morris Co. New Jersey, sells to John Trufford of Roxbury Co. New Jersey, 600 acres in Oxford Twp. Tuscarawas Co. Ohio, being 2nd quarter Township 5, Range 3. Vol. 4 p14 recorded Nov 1824.
This same John Welch/Welsh also, sells to what appears to be his daughters the rest of this section of land.
John Welch and wife Mary, of Township of Washington, Morris Co. new jersey, to Catherine Drake, wife of Samuel Drake, of the same place, 83 acres, in Oxford Twp. Tuscarawas Co. Ohio, starting at a point in the middle of the river and adjoining Mary Flecks land. 2 May 1823. Vol.3 p.533
John Welch (Welsh in body of deed) and wife Mary, of Washington Twp. Morris Co. New Jersey, to Mary Flock (Fleck in previous deed) wife of John Flock, of the same place, 83 acres, in Oxford Twp. Tuscarawas Co. Ohio, lands border Jacob Miller. 2 May 1823 Vol.3 p.534
John Welch and wife Mary, of Washington Twp. Morris Co. New Jersey, to Susan Schinch, wife of Aron Schinch, of the same place, 83 acres, in Oxford Twp. Tuscarawas Co. Ohio, starts in the middle of the river and borders the Drakes. 2 May 1823 Vol.3 p.535
All of the above ladies paid $10 for 83 acres of land. The Shinch's must not have liked the location as I found the next transaction. However there are a number of land dealings for Aaron Shank/Shinch/Schenk. Maybe, Aaron was better at dealing in land than working it.
Aaron Shank and wife Susan, of Tuscarawas Co. Ohio to John Fock, of the same place, 83 acres in Oxford Twp. Tuscarawas Co. Ohio. 2 July 1823 vol.3 p.536
Looking over this information is there any chance the person you are looking for may have remarried? Harford Co. MD is not that far from New Jersey. And considering that John was here in 1816 and bought the above land, then went back to New Jersey, I would have to say that John got around. Each of the land transactions contains all the information that you need to contact the Recroder's Office to get coies, if you feel they would be of help. They are currently charging $2 a page.
I don't know if the Harrison Co. Probate Office would check for a death certificate for Hannah, or not. And I am unsure as to what they would charge. Ohio has gone to $15 for a birth or death certificate for records after 1908, when the records switched to the Health Department and Vital Statistics. Birth & death records start in Ohio in 1867 and were first kept by the Probate Office.
The Ohio Historical Society will do a search and send a copy for a reasonable charge, the last I checked. You can go on-line and get the form and rates. Just type in the name.
I will include copies of all my notes; I apologize now for any unreadable areas. Feel free to contact me with any questions. Thank you for allowing me to be of service to you.
Sincerely, Jane C. Grezlik


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Forums > General Industry > Freebiesn above and beyond a TF
Posts: 3300
London, England, United Kingdom
Francisco Castro wrote:
I haven't looked for them but it does sound a bit weird considering it's a modelling site, however, do I get annoyed ? No
Oct 06 12 07:51 pm Link
Matt Belshaw wrote:
...and in today's culture those "300 model release forms for every person at the wedding" would be required if you even hoped to use an image in a public presentation (i.e. the web or studio show) without getting your pants sued off.
Oct 06 12 08:25 pm Link
afplcc wrote:
I always smile when someone says they can take pictures just like a pro and that photographers charge too much only because they buy $$$$$ cameras. If they bought cheaper cameras then they could charge less. Like I said, I smile. Sometimes I have to leave the room because whatever I was drinking started to come out of my nose.
Oct 06 12 08:31 pm Link
Posts: 8462
Imperial, California, US
I would never shoot a wedding, even for tons of $$$, let alone do it for free!!!:-))))
Posts: 836
Encino, California, US
Francisco Castro wrote:
Isn't everything that you get on the internet free?
George Ruge wrote:
Me too. Weddings, like children and pets photo shoots, are totally not my thing.
Oct 06 12 08:49 pm Link
Brian Scanlon wrote:
HUH?! You get Netflix for free?!?
Oct 06 12 08:50 pm Link
Posts: 4568
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
I would think that it is more dangerous than tacky.
If photographers are anywhere near as flaky as models (and there are plenty of threads to suggest just that), there is a good chance that the person booking the TF shoot will have no photographer on the day and no photographs.
With such an important occasion as a wedding, I would have thought that a fee of some sort would be prudent insurance.
Oct 06 12 08:54 pm Link
natural beauties of qld wrote:
That's why you would pay someone to shoot your wedding. You see your problem is you "thought".
Oct 06 12 09:16 pm Link
natural beauties of qld wrote:
Or, y'know, if the official photographer is a very good friend of yours, chances are they won't flake.
Oct 07 12 09:01 am Link
All Yours Photography wrote:
You clearly misread my post. Who said anything about the noob going out alone gambling while the studio may make a buck on his/her back? I clearly stated that they should give their time to a proper wedding studio instead, and no proper studio in the civilized world would send out a noob-shooter alone to be responsible for an entire wedding. Which was my *point: for the noob-shooter to invest their time and efforts while someone is there to oversee that no disasters take place, and no crowd-sourcing is occurring. And photographers in-general aren't getting a bad rap because of this noob who things they can take on the world with their T3i/D7000/etc. A little common sense would be useful while conversing with the adults, please. Thank you; we prefer to stay civilized and coherent
Oct 08 12 12:21 pm Link
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Oct 08 12 12:22 pm Link
Augustine York wrote:
Incorrect, Augustine. It *hurts working photographers when Randy Rebel and Diana D90 come in and jump-on offers of quasi-clients who either cannot or refuse to spend the money real photography costs. When noobs get hardons for paying work and either shoot free for recognition or shoot cheep for a few bucks to get their next case of beer or baggie, their undercutting all of us badly. Essentially, these retail clients AKA stingy cheapskates are collectively practicing crowdsourcing, which forces working REAL photographers to cut more corners in order to stay competitive and survive.
Augustine York wrote:
Incorrect, Augustine. It *hurts working photographers when Randy Rebel and Diana D90 come in and jump-on offers of quasi-clients who either cannot or refuse to spend the money real photography costs. When noobs get hardons for paying work and either shoot free for recognition or shoot cheep for a few bucks to get their next case of beer or baggie, their undercutting all of us badly. Essentially, these retail clients AKA stingy cheapskates are collectively practicing crowdsourcing, which forces working REAL photographers to cut more corners in order to stay competitive and survive.
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Oct 08 12 03:17 pm Link
Posts: 979
Healesville, Victoria, Australia
The "problem" isn't Randy Rebel and Diana D90, the problem is that there is a market for those photographers and ypu don't like it. My sisters wedding was shot by a dodgy amatuer, 30 years ago, it was all she could afford, so it's not a new phenonemon. If you had your way she would have had no photo's at all.
When I was in my 20's I had a few friends do the glamour shoot thing where they were charged $200 for a shoot then got the suprise gouging of $600 for a photo from that shoot. I know one didn't get the photo, they couldn't afford it, another got a whole heap. As for me I would have loved to have had a shoot done but being a underpaid strapper (horse attendant) It was equivalent to a months wage so it wasn't even an option.
These photographers made a mint on each customer who could afford it. Had they been a different price bracket I would have been in their market. The fact of the matter is that they were catering to one market, I fitted in another. Two completely different markets.
Unfortunately when you work freelance you are subject to market forces, you need to find your market, nail that market and ignore the markets that have nothing to do with you. On the up side as a freelancer you don't have to accept a job offer if you don't want to do it.
Oct 08 12 03:49 pm Link
Ivanafox wrote:
There is a market for them because they exist. It's human nature to be thrifty, and that's all these 'clients' are doing (being thrifty). They have no clue that these amateurs are ruining the trade of photography, nor should they care. It's not their business. They ask, someone responds willing, bingo they're in business. See the weak link? The noob-shooters. I'm not sure how you two/more seem to think cheap/free photography is your self-entitlement, but it's this type of short-sightedness that will sink good photography as sure as it sunk the Titanic.
Oct 08 12 08:53 pm Link
DBIphotography Toronto wrote:
Oh for fuck's sake... Being dramatic much?
Oct 08 12 09:52 pm Link
Posts: 6355
Portland, Oregon, US
I can see how it can come off as insulting (especially if you don't have a relationship with the person your asking to TFwedding). On the other hand, I have nothing against trading, I like to barter.
I TFed for my wedding photos. The gal that shot my wedding is new to doing weddings (but talented) and also does group shoots, I traded her a couple days of my MUA services, plus she can use the images in her portfolio (she's trying to get more wedding work)
It was a win win
Oct 08 12 10:02 pm Link
P I X I E wrote:
As the Forum Rules state, please don't attack the poster but rather debate the opinions they've voiced. Being dramatic my ass. I gotta take public transit and last year went to food banks because of fuckheads selling themselves short and their feelings of empowerment from listening to lackadaisical attitudes towards it like yours. When my grandparents need help cuz their medical bills rise, that's dramatic. Stating I have issues with this approach of others in a civil and only mildly colourful manner, that is not. I'm very familiar with your type. The type that cry about the big bad togographer, the meanie who actually expects to be paid what real photography is worth! The dastardly despicable deceptiveness in his writing everything down in his contract - knowing ADD/ADHD prevents some from reading every detail! Gahhhhhh............
Oct 08 12 10:04 pm Link
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Posts: 2322
Newport, Kentucky, US
All Yours Photography wrote:
No. I don't think that's what he mean. If you apprentice through a commercial studio, the studio will be there shooting the main photos, with the apprentice following in the other guy's footsteps, not always shooting, but assisting. Learning where to be, and what is required.
Oct 09 12 08:11 am Link
Posts: 4060
New York, New York, US
P I X I E wrote:
That's the difference though. You asked a good friend who happened to be a talented photographer, and he helped you out.
Oct 09 12 08:18 am Link
Paige Morgan wrote:
I would never ask for TF from a total stranger ever for these things. I'm lucky I have photographer friends.
Oct 09 12 08:23 am Link
Posts: 2322
Newport, Kentucky, US
P I X I E wrote:
Pixie, you're missing the point of what Paige said. If you're friends with photographers, it not a model-photograher relationship. It's a friend-friend relationship and with that comes the perks and favors that friends do for each other.
Oct 09 12 08:31 am Link
Posts: 2085
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
If you are a photographer that does work worth paying for, a photographer that shoots for people THAT HAVE NO MONEY is not impacting you in any way. If that photographer didn't take the project on a TF basis, the people with no money would still HAVE NO MONEY.
I didn't pay for a professional photographer at my wedding. Nor did I shell out thousands for a dress. Nor did we rent a facility for a fancy ceremony and reception. And I just celebrated 10 years of wedding bliss, so a big UP YOUR'S to the jackass that suggested that people that don't pay the big bucks for a traditional wedding don't really care about it lasting
Oct 09 12 08:38 am Link
Posts: 5191
Keyport, New Jersey, US
Francisco Castro wrote:
Completely ridiculous. When I was married, I was on a really tight budget. I hired 2 of my students to do the shoot. Well I payed them a second shooters wage.Ultimately I payed the price in the long run but, I never forgot my wedding date...It is burned on every negative from one student. and the other from an early pro 4mp camera, well lets' just say...If I need to email a 780p wide wedding shot. I have 300 or so.
Oct 09 12 08:39 am Link
Posts: 5191
Keyport, New Jersey, US
JessieLeigh wrote:
I wish sometimes I were a Mod.
Oct 09 12 08:49 am Link
Posts: 8283
Tucson, Arizona, US
DBIphotography Toronto wrote:
You're linking to a definition while using the wrong "their?" Lol.
Oct 09 12 10:14 am Link
Posts: 5783
Vineland, New Jersey, US
What I find far more annoying is when someone posts this kind of thing, I reply saying I'm interested and giving them a link to some of my work ... and they don't even have the decency to say "no thanks". I realize that no response is a response but I think it's BS. If you "ask" for replies, you could at least reply yourself. If you've gotten too many replies or you found someone you want, take the "ad" down.
Oct 09 12 10:22 am Link
Posts: 17966
Los Angeles, California, US
P I X I E wrote:
you keep calling reasonable explanations whining. So if I have a friend at the club you are doing burlesque in, and they let me in the back door cause i don't want to pay $20 is that ok? Most likely, yes. It is assumed that a certain number of people are going to be getting in without a cover charge.
Oct 09 12 10:36 am Link
Posts: 17966
Los Angeles, California, US
JessieLeigh wrote:
actually it does. It changes the perceived value of a service.
Oct 09 12 10:42 am Link
Posts: 10506
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
I can understand getting frustrated.
I can understand getting annoyed.
Becoming a photographer is a choice, no one forced you to become one.
At what point was it decided that society owed *you* a living?
On another note.
I wonder how many photographers grandmothers will die on the day of a freebee wedding?
I made a living, and put myself through Uni. shooting weddings
If I needed money (that badly) I would shoot 2-3 hundred dollar weddings. But they would only get what they paid for.
If you are not good enough to compete, then get the hell out.
Quality will always sell.
The paint by numbers crowd are not about to reduce the value of a Rembrandt.
Oct 09 12 10:46 am Link
Posts: 54
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Francisco Castro wrote:
Oct 10 12 03:07 am Link
Posts: 54
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
P I X I E wrote:
It's fine if your friends were happy to do this for you. But as a photographer, I find it really frustrating when I attend a friend's wedding and they asked why I didn't bring my camera. Friends always want freebies from their friends in the creative field but I'll bet it rarely works both ways.
Oct 10 12 03:10 am Link
Posts: 14585
Palm Beach, Florida, US
JessieLeigh wrote:
How does this thread impact you at all?
Oct 10 12 03:24 am Link
Alabaster Crowley wrote:
Guilty as charged. Guess you had less to say about what my message was than you had to say about the *way I said it? Cool. Thanks for helping by endorsing my irrefutable point
Francisco Castro wrote:
Now *there's a term I haven't heard in a while! It's funny, that after all these years of behaving coming across a term like this brings a flood of old memories rushing back in!
All Yours Photography wrote:
Francisco Castro wrote:
Posts: 11987
Costa Mesa, California, US
I haven't shot a wedding since collage except for a coupe of friends here and there. So If suddenly I wanted to get back into it I'd be looking for a TFP or 2 to build a current portfolio.
Oct 18 12 12:11 am Link
Posts: 2353
Phoenix, Arizona, US
You aren't going to convince those people to pay for you if they have a mindset that anyone anywhere is good enough as long as it's free.
Oct 18 12 12:23 am Link


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*Are* you emotional and heartbroken?
A fair bit yes.
I'd say you look a little out of sorts. I don't know what's bothering you, but I can guarantee you it will pass. I can see strength in you, too.
Just lost faith in a few things in life, still trying to pick it back. Thanks by the way.
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Emotional, I can't say for sure, but you certainly look sad and heartbroken.
Very upset but not heartbroken. Emotional for sure.
You look like you're upset and might cry.
You look too emotional and heartbroken and I guess you ARE too emotional and heartbroken also... Cheer up! Life is beautiful :))
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how can you say , you look heartbroken or too emotional.
i mean , it's something you act like it , not look like it.
you have puppy dog eyes
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Yes you do
Little bit honestly
you do kinda look heartbroken like you're about to cry...
yes, you do. smile more :)
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You look straight out of anime
You look just sad to me, not sure about the reason but you would definitely look prettier with a smile on your face :)
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None of both, you look ok
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April 13, 2016
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Mario and Luigi. Master Chief and Cortana. Sonic and Tails. Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. Of all the video game duos, you cannot forget: Ratchet and Clank.
Bursting upon the scene in 2002, the budding Space Ranger and his robotic pal have appeared in approximately 12 titles over the years and this month are making the jump from the small screen to the big screen in their own feature film.
To celebrate, Insomniac Games has reimagined the pair's very first adventure, which originally played out on the PlayStation 2, updating it for the PlayStation 4. Ratchet and Clank 2016, for lack of a better term, has not just been polished up with better graphics and gameplay. A portion of the story and game is brand spanking new.
In the original story, Ratchet and Clank are pitted against the evil Chairman Drek who wants to create a new home planet for the Blarg race of aliens. Unfortunately, that means wiping out other planets that just happen to be in his way. Without giving too much away, the 2106 story is slightly different with new elements and cut-scenes to support it. Dr. Nefarious, for example, was not in the first game but introduced in the third title: Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal and is the final boss battle not Chairman Drek. The original Blarg homeworld was Orxon not Quatru and the level is very different in this remaster.
In addition to its zany and irreverent sense of humour that had gamers spewing carbonated beverages from their noses, Ratchet and Clank is known for its vast array of cool and outrageous weapons such as the Glove of Doom, the Suck Cannon, the Walloper and Revolverator. In this redux, many of the weapons from the later games in the series have been included.
The way you upgrade those weapons with Rariatium is different as well, they level up as you blast enemies to Kingdom Come. By selecting different modification paths on the grid for each weapon, you can improve fire power, ammo storage, rate of fire, etc. You can therefore tailor each weapon to your specific needs.
Many of the destinations, a series of oddball planets with equally oddball inhabitants, are largely the same and so are their layouts but there are fresher game mechanics from the later games such as using the Thruster-Pack to fly around in certain areas and explore them more fully as well as space ship combat.
It is hard to improve upon perfection but Insomniac Games has done so. By tying in the most successful elements from all of their games, they have assembled a remastering that features the very best of Ratchet and Clank. While some of the elements may be duplicated, there is way more than enough new material to equally satisfy veteran fans interested in a possible replay and newbies who are experiencing all of the wackiness of the seminal platformer for the very first time.
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A more diverse workforce is so much more than just 'the right thing to do'. Research and experience tells us that diverse teams are more engaged and operate more effectively, leading to improvements in productivity, profitability, employee commitment, and retention. It makes good business sense for our organisational culture and for our bottom line.
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- 2014 – Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI) Gender Equity in the Workplace
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- 2014 – Australasian Rail Industry Award Workplace Diversity
Our Diversity Policy sets out our objectives and reporting practices in this area.
We have recently launched a pioneering new parenting initiative, Shared Care. This new initiative provides a financial incentive based on 'half-pay' for a partner to take a leave of absence to stay at home and care for their child in their first year, allowing the mother to return to work full-time. We believe the initiative is the first of its kind in Australia, which makes us very proud to lead by example in changing the way our society thinks about childcare and workplace flexibility. A booklet for employees is available with more information.
Our leadership team is committed to achieving identified key initiatives across our workforce from our Diversity Plan. It includes addressing unconscious bias, promoting flexible work options, setting equitable recruitment targets and promoting development opportunities.
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- Promoting equal opportunity in our recruitment, selection and employment practices and recognising that unconscious bias can impede such practices
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Aurizon made a commitment in 2014 to have 30% of the Aurizon workforce made up of women by the end of the 2019.
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At Aurizon we have a long and proud history of employing Indigenous Australians with approximately 4.3% of employees identifying as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people.
In November 2015 we launched our first ever Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). The plan outlines our vision to provide sustainable employment opportunities as well as recognition of the rights and needs of indigenous communities.
The launch of the RAP is a milestone in our Diversity journey and a significant step for our contribution to reconciliation in Australia.
The RAP is a two year plan (2015 – 2017) that will assist Aurizon in making a tangible difference by creating sustainable opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people focusing on four key areas; relationships, respect, opportunities and reporting.
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We pride ourselves on offering a safe and respectful, and inclusive work environment for all LGBTIQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer) employees where everybody feels comfortable in 'bringing their whole self to work'.
The Aurizon LGBTIQ and Allied Network has over 100 members and this is growing.
In 2015 we won the Australian Workplace Equity Index (AWEI) Bronze Award for our work in this area.
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We are continually exploring ways to creating a respectful and inclusive workplace. We are committed to building an accessible and inclusive company for the long term including increasing the participation of people with disability in Australian employment and business.
At Aurizon we understand that many people would like a flexible approach to balance their work and life for a number of reasons, it could be to pursue a personal passion, further education, care for an elderly relative, child care, or transition to retirement. To us, flexibility is more than just good policies - it's about flexibility in thinking, challenging assumptions and being innovative, while meeting our customers' needs.
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Four Cowboys scored in double figures, but it was the defense that earned the University of Wyoming men's basketball team a 64-53 Mountain West win at Air Force on Wednesday night in Clune Arena. The Pokes (15-3, 1-1) held the Falcons (11-5, 1-1) to two free throws over the final 4:40 of the first half and seven points over the final 5:40 of the second half to claim the come-from-behind victory and snap a 16-game road losing streak in MW play.
The Cowboys trailed 46-42 with 5:46 left in the game, before a three from redshirt junior guard Luke Martinez sparked a 17-3 Wyoming run that put the Cowboys in control at 59-49 with 1:13 to go. Martinez followed with another jumper, redshirt junior forward Leonard Washington pushed in a layup and senior guard JayDee Luster hit a three for a quick spurt, but Washington's two steals on successive Falcon possessions really turned the tide. UW then made its next 11 free throws for the win.
"This was the most difficult game on the schedule up to this point," UW head coach Larry Shyatt said. "This was a grind it out tough game and our guys fought. I felt like our guys really earned this one because we had to win it on the defensive end."
Martinez scored 15 on the night, while senior guard Francisco Cruz had 15 as well. Washington added 13 points and eight rebounds, and senior center Adam Waddell scored 11. UW shot 50 percent (20-of-40) from the field, including 63 percent (12-of-19) in the second half, and 37 percent (6-of-16) from deep. Air Force connected on 48 percent (20-of-41) and 30 percent (4-of-13). The Falcons outrebounded Wyoming 26-23, but committed 16 turnovers to 11 for UW. The Cowboys earned an 11-5 advantage in steals.
As expected the game was a defensive battle, but both teams struggled shooting the ball for a low scoring first half. The Pokes and Falcons were tied three times through the first four minutes, before Wyoming earned a four-point advantage at 11-7 with a three from senior guard Arthur Buedo at the 11:12 mark. That would be the last UW field goal until a Waddell layup with 5:23 left to allow AFA to craft a 14-2 run for a 21-13 lead with just over four minutes left in the half.
The Cowboys got to the line to get going offensively down the stretch, while holding Air Force without a field goal the final 4:45 of the half. Free throws from Luster, Waddell and Washington started the spurt and a Martinez trey and Washington jumper sent the Cowboys to halftime down 23-22. Washington had six points and five rebounds in the first frame and Martinez added five points. UW shot 38 percent (8-of-21) from the field and 20 percent (2-of-10) from deep to 47 percent (8-of-17) and 28 percent (2-of-7) for the Falcons. Both teams had 12 rebounds and eight turnovers.
Air Force made two of its first three attempts of the second half, but missed its next four behind the UW defense. The Cowboys went to work on the inside behind Waddell and Washington. Waddell hit two free throws, Washington added a layup and Waddell notched a dunk for a quick 6-0 spurt that put UW in front 30-27 five minutes in. The two squads went back and forth over the next 10 minutes with neither team leading by more than four. AFA would etch out a lead on several occasions, before Martinez hit a three, Washington drove home a jam and Cruz nailed a trey also.
Martinez got the Cowboys going once again and the UW defense cranked up the pressure as well. Martinez nailed a three and a jumper, while Washington pushed in a layup and Luster hit a three of his own as a 10-0 Wyoming run put the Cowboys out front 52-46 with 2:30 left. Washington came up with steals on success AFA possessions, as the Cowboys hit 11 straight free throws down the stretch to seal the win. Cruz had 11 points in the second half and Martinez added 10, while the Cowboys shot 63 percent (12-of-19) from the field in the second stanza.
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The idea is Heroes vs Villans round 2.
I would need 10 villans and 10 heroes from previous seasons of survivor. When I get the first 20 apps will be closed. I don't care what season they are from as long as it is only there 2nd or 3rd time playing because I don't want a copy of the original one. You can submit 2 but if you do it has to be one heroe and one villan. Then you will be a sort of representitive for them and say who you want them to align with and all. Just don't get annoyed if you are voted off. I will not be submiting my own entries because I don't want people to think I'm making them win. When we rech the jury stage I will inform you if you are voted off so you can vote as a juror. This is an idea. Leave in the comments BELOW if you think it's a good idea and if so submit your entries. First come first serve. If i get enough yes or no's it determines if i do this fan fic. I may not though but still submit your entries. I will use an even number of boys and girls. Don't expect it to be as great as iankevinsevilla of henzzy. It will be more like the fanfics on fanfiction.net. EDIT: I will be adding colton to the list of comtestants as well as jonas due to my brothers demand.
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Captin: Troyzan Robertson (Donasaurus Rex)
Andrea Boehlke (Ckarimalis).
Yul Kwon (Whoisrob)
Peih Gee Law (Joshjosh123)
Jonas Otsuji (Coach Master)
Robert "Bob" Crowley (A Wikia Contributor)
Judson John "Fabio" Birza (Mad Russell)
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A reconstituted midfield helped give the Vancouver Whitecaps their longest unbeaten streak of the season, yet failed to score a goal.
The Whitecaps have not lost in six successive games following a 0-0 draw with Chivas USA on Saturday night in front of 4,215 at the StubHub Center.
Vancouver (7-4-12) also extended its span of consecutive minutes without allowing a goal to 321. Goalkeeper David Ousted made four saves for his seventh shutout this year.
"Any time you get a clean sheet, it's a good night," Whitecaps defender Steven Beitashour said. "We're doing a great job staying tight with each other, staying organized and talking a lot. It starts from the front and works its way down to the midfield and to the back line."
Injuries to starting midfielders Pedro Morales and Gershon Koffee forced the Whitecaps to make changes.
Nicolas Mezquida — who had played just nine games this season and made only three starts — replaced Morales as the playmaker. In just his second start, Omar Salgado took over on the right wing for Erik Hurtado. Meanwhile, Russell Teibert replaced Koffee as a defensive midfielder.
"Russell Teibert, arguably, was the best player on the park," Vancouver coach Carl Robinson said. "He switched the play from side to side. He got around people. He won second balls. He put in a very mature performance for a young kid."
Yet the Whitecaps managed just three shots on goal against Chivas USA (6-11-6), which entered the match with a four-game losing streak and a scoreless stretch of 276 consecutive minutes.
Salgado had the Whitecaps' best chance in the 28th minute. Salgado executed a leaping, seven-yard header off Teibert's corner kick from the right side. But Chivas USA goalkeeper Dan Kennedy leaned to his left and deflected the shot with both palms around the near post.
Chivas USA's Erick Torres almost put the hosts ahead in the 60th minute. Torres jumped between Beitashour and Andy O'Brien to head Akira Kaji's right-wing cross from 11 yards. But Ousted fielded the shot on one bounce.
"We put a big emphasis on concentration," Robinson said. "If we had concentrated a little more in the final third (of the field), we probably should've gotten three points."
Vancouver midfielder Matias Laba received a yellow card in the 37th minute and will be suspended for next week's game against the Los Angeles Galaxy.
Whitecaps forward Darren Mattocks left the game at halftime with a sore quadriceps muscle, Robinson said. Mattocks collided with Chivas USA defender Donny Toia in the 10th minute and grabbed his right knee after falling.Report Typo/Error