One of my own from 2 weeks ago. (11 pics)

Blurmore

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5. Just added this one as a "This is what you can do if you are willing to drag studio lights into the field"



6. Playing with teh textures.


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8. Groom's cake


9. Want the girls to go all out for your bouquet? Attach a Coach clutch.


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Llywellyn

Nice set, but #3 just makes me grin. Too cute.

Rello-Fello

Number 3 is perfect.
Thats unexpected and has memorability

Thats your money make right there, the fact that they had the dog there means a lot and your capture is spot on.

I congratulate you for even pulling the trigger on that one. Thinking outside the box is a must

THomas

DarosK

I agree! #3 is just gold!

mmmatt

These are great Jason. Seems every time you post something you kick it up a notch. that is a gorgeous church and I really like the texture in 6, but that shot is money either way. Really nice composition. 3 goes without saying... That would even be a great dog portrait if the bride was out of the picture! What a smile on that sweet puppy! Lighting is great on that group shot. You didn't lite the background did you?

Matt

zoomer

I like the lighting in two, pretty dress, and the group shot is nicely done (you can do that with a sb800 and softbox.. much lighter I imagine than dragging studio lights).
Nice action on the bouquet, they were in there battling, maybe a vertical??
Great idea on the clutch, I had a wedding where the bouquet hit the ground behind the group and nobody really noticed it and they left it laying there until a little girl went and picked it up.

Blurmore

You think you could push that much light with an sb800? I know I can get close with my sunpak 622 super, but no where near with a 580 ex. My setup there is an AB 800 on vagabond with a 7 inch relfector and shoot thru umbrella, 580exII on camera with Gary Fong whale tail for WB and fill.

zoomer

d700 iso 800 or 1600 if necessary, f4. Lots of light nice and clean noise wise.
sb800's push a surprising amount of light if you let the iso help you out.

Certainly not as much as with studio light, but for an application as presented, more than enough.

Blurmore wrote:

You think you could push that much light with an sb800? I know I can get close with my sunpak 622 super, but no where near with a 580 ex. My setup there is an AB 800 on vagabond with a 7 inch relfector and shoot thru umbrella, 580exII on camera with Gary Fong whale tail for WB and fill.

Shima

Love, love, love the ring shot and I *totally* dig the textures you did in #6

Agnieszka

Awesome set, .... what's that ring sitting on?? Very cool ...

Post some more pics of just the couple, would love to see more

Moogle Pepper

Niice!

It looks like a fish tank or maybe a marble?

bmoreshooter

group shot
Nice work. I was wondering why in #5 the group photo, the two people on the left look like they are about to fall over if the bride was'nt there to hold them up?

Blurmore

It was like a big glass marble paperweight looking thing and strangely enough it had sentimental value because it belonged to the bride's deceased aunt.

Moogle Pepper wrote:

Niice!

It looks like a fish tank or maybe a marble?

joshhuntnm

nice timing on #9! Nice set.

bmoreshooter

Blurmore, I hope that did'nt sound rude or insulting, it was'nt meant that way. I was actually curious why only the two on the left were leaning. My apologies if my question did'nt come out quite right. I respect your work and your CandC.