Darlington House wedding photos (CnC welcome)

bnlearle

I've got a ton more up on the blog today -- so feel free to check them out...

Darlington House Wedding Photos

Here are a few from the day...

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Thanks!

Bobby

Dmanning

I love your style. Unlike some editing/post-process I don't feel like your editing is the focus. These are great images. In number 5 I feel the left image is a little tilted and the pose in the right image doesn't look very flattering to me. I think I want to see more of her arms and I think her shape would look nicer a little less straight on. But that's just being picky. thanks for sharing.

Agnieszka

Very, very pretty, both the photos and the processing. And boy do I envy you for such a stylish couple! #7 is my favorite, just beautiful!

Matthew Saville

Every shot is practically perfect, Bobby. Just keep pursuing your vision!

I might only add that, when photographing a bride in profile, make sure to retouch her a tiny bit because in her mind, she's not going to see the artistic beauty of the image first, she's going to see the little things about herself that she may not like. A quick, subtle retouch of any potential problem areas will make her think "oh I looked nice on my wedding day!" ...so THEN she can focus on how amazing the image is in general! ;-)

=Matt=

PS- LOVE the PC lens usage for that ceremony shot! The way the foreground focus and the subject focus is skewed just makes the image so unique...

Qarik

good stuff..I had been debating whether to get 14-24mm or a the PC 45mm. I am leaning toward the PC 45mm now..it's on order for rental now.

trevorb

I really enjoy your style, these are wonderful, love how you see light.

Darren Troy C

Killer stuff as usual. Your style is impeccable.

bnlearle

Thanks you guys!

Dmanning, I actually agree with you on that. Now it's all I see! :P

Matt, good point -- I actually thought I did a slight retouch -- but perhaps I skipped over it...

Thanks for the feedback!

Bobby