Test photos aren't really intended to be interesting.. just personal testing of focus modes, exposure adjustments, in-camera jpeg processing, etc.. I literally walk around and shoot anything that catches my eye, sometimes they are interesting, most times not.

The A7RII leaves mixed emotions. Firstly, it is still an uncomfortable un-ergonomic body. However - it captures a barrel of detail in its images. Having most of my photography experience in the film era, the amount of detail and sharpness of 42mp is almost erotic. Unfortunately the A7RII suffers the same failing of the A7II which is too much noise at too low an ISO. If I were to only shoot outdoors in the sun, or in a studio, or other light controlled scenario, the A7RII would definitely be a camera I would keep. While the noise can provide the appearance of detail at higher ISOs, if you needed to clean it up you also lose the sharpness.

Disclaimer (so as to not taint the evaluation of images)
1) I was not the photographer at the wedding, it was a friend's shoot -Westbrook Photography-.
2) I did not use a flash, so as to not interfere with his lighting.
3) I only had a 50mm lens, Sony's terribly slow 50mm FE f/1.8.
4) I was definitely pushing the camera to see its limits.
5) Trying to stay out of his way.
With proper lighting, proper lenses, and being the one to get in front of the party it would likely have performed exceptionally.