*STUNNING*Wedding photos ..

WildWally

There is a gentleman named Aleksandras in another forum that simply does stunning work . I have been taking his work into consideration while composing my shots ...
Please , have a look at 2 of his galleries and tell me if you agree ...

http://meninenuotrauka.lt/gallery/justina_robertas/

And another.....
http://meninenuotrauka.lt/gallery/ina_andrej/

Nikolai

WildWally wrote:

There is a gentleman named Aleksandras in another forum that simply does stunning work . I have been taking his work into consideration while composing my shots ...
Please , have a look at 2 of his galleries and tell me if you agree ...

http://meninenuotrauka.lt/gallery/justina_robertas/

And another.....
http://meninenuotrauka.lt/gallery/ina_andrej/

Too funny! The first one is pretty much exactly what we had with Shay at his WPBC San Diego... Right Kathy?

1pocket

WildWally wrote:

There is a gentleman named Aleksandras in another forum that simply does stunning work . I have been taking his work into consideration while composing my shots ...
Please , have a look at 2 of his galleries and tell me if you agree ...

http://meninenuotrauka.lt/gallery/justina_robertas/

And another.....
http://meninenuotrauka.lt/gallery/ina_andrej/

I definitely agree -- they clearly worked a very intense full day for both of those!

What impressed me upon looking at both galleries was how the photog made me feel like I was so comfortably "there". In those two galleries there are very few photos where the subject is making eye contact with the photog -- they all just look captured in the middle of a touching moment, a playful moment, or a hundred other significant moments, but none of them appearing posed. Yet, you know that to get those results the photog had to be very proactive!!

Nikolai

1pocket wrote:

IWhat impressed me upon looking at both galleries was how the photog made me feel like I was so comfortably "there".

That's why it's called "PJ style" :-)

ChatKat

Nikolai wrote:

That's why it's called "PJ style" :-)

That was a lovely gallery. The photographer's email is Italy but the shots actually looked like they were taken in Stockholm...

Yes, a similar flavor to San Diego.Uncannily!

Agnieszka

VERY cool ... boy, that light-work ... I don't know .... that's just really impressive (and it was obviously a dark day with some rain ... )

Boy, but that's a LOT of walking, hope the bride wasn't wearing high heels

Thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed looking at those!!

Agnieszka

ChatKat wrote:

That was a lovely gallery. The photographer's email is Italy but the shots actually looked like they were taken in Stockholm...

Yes, a similar flavor to San Diego.Uncannily!

I think he's actually Czech ... (his name on the top of the page & the work at the very end) .... + there is a polish bus in one of the photos, so def. east european ....

WildWally

He reported that photos were from Moscow . It is a very beautiful place .

Here is a link to more of his work , and I invited him over to this forum , and hope he joins as I have learned a few things just from viewing his photos ..
I think this is his home site for weddings ..
http://www.meninenuotrauka.lt/en/index.php

And this is 1 of my favorite sets that he has done . The photos just keep getting better as you scroll down , Just beautiful ...
http://www.meninenuotrauka.lt/gallery/olga_dmitrij/

ChatKat wrote:

That was a lovely gallery. The photographer's email is Italy but the shots actually looked like they were taken in Stockholm...

Yes, a similar flavor to San Diego.Uncannily!

Richard

WildWally wrote:

I just realized that there was a sub-thread for weddings !!! Silly me ..
Anyways , here is a link to the post I started in the "People" forum ..

This gentleman is truly gifted , and I invited him over to this forum , as I am hoping he joins in sharing ...

Here is the link to the thread ..
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=103518

I moved the thread, Walt. Thanks.

bham

I feel like I just walked 2 miles looking thru them.

Ed911

WildWally wrote:

There is a gentleman named Aleksandras in another forum that simply does stunning work . I have been taking his work into consideration while composing my shots ...
Please , have a look at 2 of his galleries and tell me if you agree ...

http://meninenuotrauka.lt/gallery/justina_robertas/

And another.....
http://meninenuotrauka.lt/gallery/ina_andrej/

Stunning, indeed. Seems like I've seen his work before. He is very good at post processing. Just for the sake of curiosity, I wonder what camera and lenses he's using? Do you know?

WildWally

I know in the older shoots , he used a D200 with 85/1.4 and other lenses , and I believe he stated he moved to the D3 .
I am almost certain he uses the 85/1.4 the most ... I could be wrong , but if my memmory is right that is ...

Ed911 wrote:

Stunning, indeed. Seems like I've seen his work before. He is very good at post processing. Just for the sake of curiosity, I wonder what camera and lenses he's using? Do you know?

Ed911

WildWally wrote:

I know in the older shoots , he used a D200 with 85/1.4 and other lenses , and I believe he stated he moved to the D300 .
I am almost certain he uses the 85/1.4 the most ... I could be wrong , but if my memory is right that is ...

That's what I was thinking...he's either posted here or on Nikonians...I'm a Nikon shooter and maybe that's where I've seen him.

He has such a beautiful city to shoot in.

Thanks,

tinfish

Amazing. Very inspiring to a beginning wedding photographer.