Winchester Wedding

Mox

Hi dgrin! It's been a while since I've posted any images. I need an editing break, so it seems like a good time!

I posted this couple's save-the-date shoot last winter. They were great fun and really interested in the photography. All c&c and comments greatly appreciated, as always. :lust


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I know it's a lot. Thanks for looking!


Dancer

ows4428

I love #15. Good idea with that shot.

Qarik

beautifule set!

heatherfeather

Love LOVE this set. Beautiful work!

Photog4Christ

Beautiful set!

Funny, when I read the title of the thread I was thinking "Winchester, VA but maybe it's in the UK"

Love the "Loudoun Street Mall" shot.

Mox

Wow, THANK YOU!

Neal - yes, not too far from you! I loved that they wanted to do a photo walk from the ceremony site to the reception. Their day was planned to maximize the photo opportunities - I could kiss them!

l.k.madison

Does her dress have polka dots on it??? Unusual. Quirky and different, I like it!!

Any B&G that give you that many opportunity for pictures is just awesome!! I'm thinking they need a big print or two of their favorite for that!

met

I really like your processing. The B&W conversions are very nicely done! I think she'll especially cherish #9.

Darren Troy C

Really nice set.

VayCayMom

wowow wonderful set, but the colored images are simply stunning!!!!
bow I have to ask...is the color popped in PP or mostly just sooc like that? When I try for that effect I just end up with over PP photos. Amazing work there!!

Shima

This is a great set, thanks for sharing! Love your colors, everything really pops

Mox

Thank you, all!

l.k. - I'm with you, I gave them the save-the-date pro bono because I was so excited to shoot this one.

VayCayMom - thank you for the compliment - these are definitely processed! The faded vintage-y look is so popular right now, but I'm a color/contrast addict. My favorite tools for popping the colors are pushing the blacks (Don't fear the clipped black channels...BE the clipped black channels!) and curves. I apply a linear contrast curve to almost everything. If it's too much, I'll either turn down the percentage on the layer or I'll mask out the areas where I don't want it applied. Hope that's helpful!

Looking at them all together, I may have over-done 17 a smidge. :O

Thanks again!!