Amber and Josh's Wedding.
This past couple months i have had the chance and previledge to work with two wonderful couples from the day of picking out flowers to the day of the engagement pictures, but now the wedding day, It took place on Friday June 13th 2008, i had the honor of being their photographer. I want to give special thanks to Heather Henrich( Watch out for Heather Henrich Photography Coming Soon), Joanna Bartell for being such wonderful assistance, i could not have done it with out you ladies help, and from Wally / Agboola photography to the couple, wish you the best of luck in the future and hope life being married bring alot of joy to you and your family, have a wonderful life together. here are some pictures of the events starting from 9:30 am to 9pm.
4 comments:
Great work for a first wedding. I'd work on your lighting techniques, with bounce flash, reflectors, or at least off camera flash units. I also think for wedding photos there is too much localized contrast. A good example would be the photo of the back of the brides dress being put on by the bridesmaids. Personally I am a fan of adding heavy vignetting to romantic photos such as weddings, so I would try that.
Finally, I'm sure you learned from doing just one wedding how stressful it can be! But I think it turned out pretty good. Keep practicing!
When I looked at the picture of 'the kiss' I cringed a bit. This is a good example of why wedding photographers get paid what they do. Its not easy to get the perfect shot every time its this important. For weddings you absolutely need a lens with a wider aperture then f/5.6. A good zoom with image stabilization and f/2.8 is what you want to look for. It'll be easier to get closer to ISO 800 and also get a sharp image! Sorry if I'm getting too picky, just trying to give you some helpful pointers. Again, good work, keep it up.
Wally i prolly don't know too much about photography but by the looks of those pictures its pretty obvious you are going places with this photography thing
PS: I loved the picture with the priest..
Keep it up!
As the father of the bride, I truly think you did a wonderful job with the pictures.
Thank you.
Thank you
Keep up the outstanding work.
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