Tim and Holli

Prezwoodz

So for my first job after the accident I shot a wedding with John (coldclimb). It was a day with really harsh sunlight and no shade anywhere to be found. So we did what we could. Also this is my first wedding so....heres to trying.

Holli and father


Another, its unfortunate about the big metal thing in the back this was a last minute shot.


The kiss!


Bride and Groom


Tim, the groom, on a happy day.


Tim works on the fire crew so they brought out the truck for some shots.




A happy bride


Mmmmm cakkkkeee...

heatherfeather

Is that the Elks Lodge on Finger lake??? I am shooting a wedding there in 3 or so weeks. Favorite shot: The firetruck. Though I wish there were room to straighten it.

First piece of advice... Step back. Let the couple become part of their surroundings instead of the major portion of the frame. Show off dem mountains! Can't wait to see what you two come up with!

Prezwoodz

Thanks Heather for the reply! I took some at a wider angle although I was standing back behind some chairs when the ceremony started. Then the mother was standing in front of my light! I had to move her and then they stood just to the side of me and thought about 2 ft was enough room in front and to the side to be out of the frame. So I went on the move, however being injured slowed me down and I couldn't lift the camera much! Then the Groom stood with his back to me facing the preacher. Oh all the little mistakes! The whole ceremony lasted about 10 minutes from her walking out to where everyone was hugging family. I got a good dose how I am going to need to quicken up.

This was about as wide as I got. It was super sunny and everyone was squinty plus it became unbearably hot! What do you do in that instance?

coldclimb

Here's a couple from my perspective... it's not everybody that gets to bring an extra long million dollar limousine with a ladder to their wedding.