uncle bob at Brenna and Jon

Qarik

I figured the pro would get all the straight up good shots so I let loose on this one. haha..if you don't like a lot of blur then skip this post.

1. a few dance shots


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4. turned off the flash and let the crazy strobe light take over...father and daughter


5.


6.chow time


7. wifey poses for a flare shot (she pointed out the opportunity)


8. just finished


9. the reception venue

jdorseydesign

Is this fake blur or a lens baby or tilt-shift lens of some kind?

Qarik

jdorseydesign wrote: »

Is this fake blur or a lens baby or tilt-shift lens of some kind?

Nikkor PC 45mm lens (TS)

Matthew Saville

Always a treat, Qarik!

Moogle Pepper

Qarik wrote: »

Nikkor PC 45mm lens (TS)

Haha! Uncle Bobbing!

Are those wine barrels in the background in #6? If you snagged one can you send one to me? Address is in Princeton, NJ...

Agnieszka

Haha! Duuude, I think I saw you at my last wedding! You should make business cards, "Professional Bob - your perfect uncle for every event)

Nice photos. I'm not much of a blurry girl, but I appreciate the different style. Gotta say, despite the blurryness, the last one rocks even rocks my world! Pretty, pretty!

Uhm and Bob ... I always wanted to tell you ... stop creeping up behind me and peeking over my shoulder.

Qarik

Agnieszka wrote: »

Haha! Duuude, I think I saw you at my last wedding! You should make business cards, "Professional Bob - your perfect uncle for every event)

Nice photos. I'm not much of a blurry girl, but I appreciate the different style. Gotta say, despite the blurryness, the last one rocks even rocks my world! Pretty, pretty!

Uhm and Bob ... I always wanted to tell you ... stop creeping up behind me and peeking over my shoulder.

Angie I stayed clear of him the whole time except we bumped booties once backing into each other. He did a professional fly by once though and said to me "rockin the tilt shift eh?"

Also at dinner I was looking at his lens..it was very short so I knew it had to be a prime..but it was also very fat. It was much fatter then the a 1.4 should be. I guessed it was the 85mm 1.2. I saddled up to him during lull in action..BINGO..I was right. Had never even seen one before. That sucker was fosters beer can thick!

Agnieszka

Qarik wrote: »

Angie I stayed clear of him the whole time except we bumped booties once backing into each other.

Haha, juuust kidding, I know you'd never bother an other tog I'm always curious which lenses other photographers use & how their pics come out, esp if it's the same wedding. (I really enjoy looking at my second's photos actually), haha ... ahhh, the little joys in life

Shima

I love that last one and it's awesome tilt shift goodness!

Moogle Pepper

Qarik wrote: »

Angie I stayed clear of him the whole time except we bumped booties once backing into each other. He did a professional fly by once though and said to me "rockin the tilt shift eh?"

Also at dinner I was looking at his lens..it was very short so I knew it had to be a prime..but it was also very fat. It was much fatter then the a 1.4 should be. I guessed it was the 85mm 1.2. I saddled up to him during lull in action..BINGO..I was right. Had never even seen one before. That sucker was fosters beer can thick!

85L is a beast, man! It's like a grenade!

jdorseydesign

Yeah, I love the last one too, I think that's a perfect example of "When to use a tilt shift".

marikris

The last one makes me feel like I'm ever moving towards the table but remaining where I am. Whoa.

Moogle Pepper

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Now I am thinking about playing with TS. Thanks, Qarik. Just what I need.

urbanaries

6 and 9 are straight up yummy. Really captures the ethereal quality of the venue and the lighting. way to go!

(now, as a good uncle bob, you need to share the link to the pro 'togs gallery when you get it, so we can compare!)