Lina & Tadas. Small wedding in Vilnius.

Aleksandras Babicius

For everyone, who is not tired to examine wedding shots

http://meninenuotrauka.lt/2009/lina_tadas/

It would be pleasant to read your comments.
Thanks!

Malte

Aleksandras Babicius wrote:

For everyone, who is not tired to examine wedding shots

http://meninenuotrauka.lt/2009/lina_tadas/

It would be pleasant to read your comments.
Thanks!

I love your eye, Aleksandras. It truly feels like being there, looking at your photos, almost to the point of feeling a bit voyeuristic. I've looked at three of your galleries now and it's seemingly impossible to not scroll all the way down the page.



Malte

elizabeth_Luna

Weird link does not work for me

saurora

elizabeth_Luna wrote:

Weird link does not work for me

The link worked for me, but I've had trouble in the past getting to the site many times. The effort to get there is well worth the reward!

I have viewed all of your galleries and absolutely love how your presentation tells a story. Technically beautiful photography. One thing I like is how you single some great candid shots of the guests witnessing the ceremonies (not so much in this set, but in many others that I have viewed). My favorite from this gallery is the black and whites where they are sitting at the table. Over all the bride seems very reserved and I don't get a lot of feeling of joy or intimacy from her. Not a criticism at all of your work, just probably her personality. I really admire your work and think you are one of the best wedding photographers I have seen on Dgrin.

Shima

You always seem to have the most perfect and magical lighting in your shots As always it's another fabulous set!

Mishka

Every photo, as usual, is quite gorgeous. It's difficult to pick favorites because they're all lovely--and the lighting, as mentioned is superb.

elizabeth_Luna

YAy Finally worked, all your photos are so dreamy, I love the elegance... Very beautiful!

Qarik

Aleksandras, you have really outdone yourself. This is quite literally the most beautiful set of wedding pictures I have ever :ivar :ivar :ivar :ivar :ivar :ivar :ivar :ivar :ivar :ivar :ivar

jayegirl

I never get tired of examining your shots! Great work.

Darren Troy C

Impeccable work!

mmmatt

Love it! The clock shot is simply epic, and I also love the shot of them walking up the concrete stairs in the park. Just beautiful!!!

Matt

Aleksandras Babicius

Thanks, friends!

torags

Excellent.

Images of endearment, less of ceremonial pomp

Your work shows you to be a romantic

Ed911

Everything everyone else said...seconded... Two thumbs up.

Thanks for sharing. Mind telling us what camera and lens you are using these days.

Qarik

Ed911 wrote:

Everything everyone else said...seconded... Two thumbs up.

Thanks for sharing. Mind telling us what camera and lens you are using these days.

D3 and 85mm 1.4 and 14-24mm if I remember correctly.

bike21

An fantastic set to say the very least...well done! clap

torags

torags wrote:

Excellent.

Images of endearment, less of ceremonial pomp

Your work shows you to be a romantic

Everybody seems to agree that the shots in the album are excellent...yet.... I left the album somewhat unsatisfied.

I couldn't put my finger on why.... I revisited and found out why..

The album lacks the exuberance of joy. Lesser quality shots can accomplish that.

That's not totally the photographers fault, but if they were ticklish.. tickle.. incite... joke... take your clothes off...... do something.

my .02

VayCayMom

Fabulous and inspiring.

mmmatt

torags wrote:

Everybody seems to agree that the shots in the album are excellent...yet.... I left the album somewhat unsatisfied.

I couldn't put my finger on why.... I revisited and found out why..

The album lacks the exuberance of joy. Lesser quality shots can accomplish that.

That's not totally the photographers fault, but if they were ticklish.. tickle.. incite... joke... take your clothes off...... do something.

my .02

I don't agree with this... There are two extremes in wedding photography. One end is photographing the emotions that are there and the other is manufacturing what you want to be there with posing and staging. Most of us are somewhere in the middle but Aleksandras is way over to the left. I think the beauty in his work comes from the things he doesn't do. Don't change a thing Aleksandras, your work and your ethic are inspiring (to me anyways).

Matt