A bay wedding...

nicoleshilliday

The lighting conditions were not ideal (and the girls went tanning a little to much), but it was a fun time.

Taken from my blog...


Shannon and Eric met at Home Depot a few years back and it was love at first site for Eric. They were married at the beautiful Harbourtowne Golf Resort, in St. Michaels MD on June 5, 2010. It was a wonderful weekend not only for them but also for my hubby, son and myself. We made a weekend out of it. Bay towns are loads of fun! Thunderstorms threatened all day, but the skys opened when it was time for the ceremony to start.

Slideshow of the day here.

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BuddyLee

Nicole, I really like your work. Nice series of photos here. Looks like we are local to one another. If you are ever hurting for a second shooter, I'd love to work with you some time.

Lee

nicoleshilliday

BuddyLee wrote: »

Nicole, I really like your work. Nice series of photos here. Looks like we are local to one another. If you are ever hurting for a second shooter, I'd love to work with you some time.

Lee

Thanks Lee. I will keep you in mind for sure. I seem to always be looking for someone. I see that you take cycling photos. This is something that interests me if you ever want someone to tag along and bother you for the day!

BuddyLee

nicoleshilliday wrote: »

Thanks Lee. I will keep you in mind for sure. I seem to always be looking for someone. I see that you take cycling photos. This is something that interests me if you ever want someone to tag along and bother you for the day!

Anytime. Shooting cycling is rather boring at times, so having company is always welcome. not wedding photos, but some recent shots i took at a triathlon are here... http://www.flickr.com/photos/leediehr/sets/72157624098670971/

Blurmore

I shot here a couple of years ago, it was hot as a mofo and no wind (looks like your day). St Michaels can be hell if there is an accident on that one road in/out.

PhotoGuy40

Your work is amazing!!! For some reason I can't get my images as crystal clear sharp as yours.....Is there some special processing you do
any advice would be GREATLY appreciated!

Thanks

nicoleshilliday

PhotoGuy40 wrote: »

Your work is amazing!!! For some reason I can't get my images as crystal clear sharp as yours.....Is there some special processing you do
any advice would be GREATLY appreciated!

Thanks

Thanks PhotoGuy, your kind words are greatly appreciate, as I know i have much more learning to do before I would consider myself in the big leagues.

I shoot with a Nikon D3 and my main lenses is the 24-70 2.8. This lens is super sharp. Worth every penny (and it was lots of pennies).

I edit in Aperture and PS. Every photo is tweaked in Aperture. I have a few actions i have created to help with tonal value, sharpness etc. I also do all my black and whites in PS. I use an action called Bitchen B&W as a start and add a soft tan tone, play with the curves/contrast/brightness.

Thanks again for looking.

nicoleshilliday

Blurmore wrote: »

I shot here a couple of years ago, it was hot as a mofo and no wind (looks like your day). St Michaels can be hell if there is an accident on that one road in/out.

We had no problem getting in and out as we were staying in NJ the few days before and then left real early Sunday morning. But, the next weekend we went to a Iron Man down there and were stuck on the Bay Bridge for over an hour. I remind myself all the time why we don't have a shore house there... THE BAY BRIDGE!