a little sneak peek

nicoleshilliday

if anyone shot a wedding in the PA/NJ/MD area on Columbus day weekend you know it was an amazing day!

just a little sneak peek, as i have been so busy to post, but wanted to get back into it...again...

C&C always welcome

ARKreations

nicoleshilliday wrote: »

if anyone shot a wedding in the PA/NJ/MD area on Columbus day weekend you know it was an amazing day!

just a little sneak peek, as i have been so busy to post, but wanted to get back into it...again...

C&C always welcome

Beautiful! - My only comment is that the ring shot is a little *too* sharp in that you can tell that the leaves are fabric. I'd be tempted to blur the fabric texture just a bit.

nicoleshilliday

ARKreations wrote: »

Beautiful! - My only comment is that the ring shot is a little *too* sharp in that you can tell that the leaves are fabric. I'd be tempted to blur the fabric texture just a bit.

thanks, i will work with it more. good observation. They had fake leaves all around the reception, was using them for a little color since the real ones haven't started falling yet!

Agnieszka

OMG!!! HOW BEAUTIFUL!! That pigeon shot could not be any more perfect and the ring shot is stunning too

Moogle Pepper

If there weren't people in the thing behind the couple, it would be seriously sweet! Especially behind the guy's head, the girl's hair makes it, unique.

nicoleshilliday

Moogle Pepper wrote: »

If there weren't people in the thing behind the couple, it would be seriously sweet! Especially behind the guy's head, the girl's hair makes it, unique.

Its funny, i didn't notice the girls hair, but the guy is hard to miss. Why do officiants feel the need to always be in the kiss shot, and this time the dove release!
Thanks ted!

nicoleshilliday

Agnieszka wrote: »

OMG!!! HOW BEAUTIFUL!! That pigeon shot could not be any more perfect and the ring shot is stunning too

Thanks. means a lot coming from you!

a quick story in the birds. The got the dove release as a gift from a coworker whos husband does them for weddings and events. he almost convinced them to find a photographer who has done a release before, which i have not. but they insisted on keeping me. they wanted to do a practice, but since it was 3 hours away, i said i would have to charge. all in all, without a practice i think it turned out well. i have about 10 keepers from the 20 or so shots i took in the few seconds before the birds flew out of the frame. guess i can put dove release on my resume now. HA!

Agnieszka

nicoleshilliday wrote: »

Guess i can put dove release on my resume now. HA!

I only did butterflies twice, and let me tell you, those little guys are fast, tiny and hard to get!!!

Ted. I totally didn't see the girl's hair You got some good eyes. And now having looked at the photo more carefully, did you see that the top pigeon has evil horns?? (I'm serious, check it out )

Moogle Pepper

Looked like an albino rooster to me... Then I remembered, roosters don't fly. At least very well.

Pat and I almost had a butterfly flight once, but, they were ... too frozen or "not there" by the time they were to be released.

nicoleshilliday

I would like to call it his party hat. I would think butterflies would be super hard.

tat1973

Wow beautiful shot! Very nice timing to catch those doves. I love the 2nd image with the rings too!
I have a couple of bride's jewelry on my site as well please check it out when you have time.