> > It looks like a colour temperature (CT) problem. The main subjects are > primarily lit by incandescent light, which produces the "golden hue" when > shot with "daylight" colour film. For more info on CT, see: > > www.aeimages.com/learn/color-correction.html > > In the future, you might try using Tungsten film, or a "cooling" colour > conversion (CC) filter, or a more powerful flash.
That was my conclusion, too. I'd suggest using tungsten-corrected film, and ideally a filter on the flash so that close objects (lit mainly by the flash) aren't too blue. Mind you, I'm sure most of the subjects would be more than happy with the picture as-is; that "golden glow" is part of the ambience.
