Terry and Cary - Wedding at Glacier Point
tenoverthenose
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From last weeks wedding... Terry and Cary married at Glacier Point in Yosemite. Amazing wedding with amazing people.
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#2 & 5 are fabulous too!
Ten, I am just so glad you hang around us grinners for inspiration!
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I like the last one as well. I love the tight crop pano shots when they are done this well!
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I'm going with a gigantic abacus for #2... did I win?
Other than 4 I think these are all wonderful. Sun just looks so harsh on that guy. you got your light even, but this one is not quite on par with the others imho. Was your light on the other side of the stone wall?, I see no fall off into the abyss and I see no tell tale shadowing on the stone.
5,6, and 10 are my faves. 5 because it feels so homey and comfortable. That huge welcoming porch and a b&g doing their own thing enjoying the day. Absolutely superb!!!
6 is also wonderfully done showing a big fluffy cloud kinda day and just enough veil to let us know it was a wedding day shot. Just enough of your subjects to let us know that they are together on this wonderful day and just enough rock wall to let us know they weren't downtown. The very definition of "simple yet elegant" imo!
10 is wonderful due to the symmetry of the converging lines and is highlighted by the wide lens and the crop. Rule of thirds scmule of scmirds right! A perfect example of how a centered image can be perfectly executed and have massive artistic appeal.
thanks for showing these to us!
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Matt, your right on #4, the light across his face is too even and lacking drama. He was leaning out into the sun and I pushed light onto him from inside the building to knock down the shadows, but I went too far with it. I realized later (when I looked at it on my computer) that I should have rim lit him, which would have given him better separation from the dark room and still allowed for drama on his face.
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