Portraits of Suzannah......

zoomer

Suzannah we had so much fun doing her portraits.
This shoot was a few months after her wedding.
She was so excited to walk around downtown in her dress, I was surprised how many people stopped and wanted to talk to her.
These are all natural light. We just walked around and took a shot when we saw a spot we liked.
We did a boudoir shoot the same day...I snuck a couple of those into this gallery.
Lots of different shots in her gallery: http://alloutdoor.smugmug.com/Bridal-galleries/Suzannahs-Bridal-Portraits-in/14786810_geRm6#1102685788_p3Prr

Sam

Zoomer,

First the bad...................The first image has a distraction that draws the eye away from what I think the subject was supposed to be.

I noticed on one image the building behind her was tilted.

Now as for the rest............clapclap (even #1)

I am sure she is thrilled!

Sam

adbsgicom

Nice work, as always, Zoomer. I really like the first two, especially the second one. The third isn't doing as much for me, I get it, but something about the washed out look isn't working for me.

Edit: Love the gallery... lots of wonderful stuff there...

kdog

Yeah, she has really nice, um, eyes!! Man that looks like it was one really fun shoot. Great shots!

Cheers,
-joel

glennp

Very nice gallery!

cab.in.boston

Ditto what everyone else has said. Would that I'd known when I was single... From your galleries it appears that everyone in Boise is drop dead gorgeous, as is the scenery (although I knew about that part of it).

Beautiful shots as always!

reyvee61

Very nice work...love #2

Darren Troy C

Really like the second one and love the third one. The first one is just too weird of an angle. Ok, actually not true...what I mean is the railing, the dress, her torso...seems almost like "they" are resting on the rail. Her eyes are gorgeous but it's just the overall perspective and placement that feels a bit strange.

tgrisier

I must echo everyone else and say great stuff. I particularly like #2, and like adbsgicom, I'm not much into the washed out/faded look although the pose is nice.

divamum

Zoomer, do you ever shoot people who AREN'T incredibly gorgeous with near-model looks?!? Srsly - share some of your "normal people" shots at some point

These are beautiful shots of a beautiful gal. I was initially struck by the impact of 1, but on reflection I have to agree with the other comments that the way she's over the banister makes the alignment of her face and, uh, attributes a little odd with the railing - if you don't look carefuly it's almost like she's being impaled on it left to right! What happens to it with a tighter crop?

anonymouscuban

This set is awesome. I really encourage people to check out the gallery. Lots of nice shots. This one is my favorite:

http://alloutdoor.smugmug.com/Bridal-galleries/Suzannahs-Bridal-Portraits-in/14786810_geRm6#1102731293_QoYZ8

anonymouscuban

Oh... and I love the Zombie shot. How did you manage that? Was that just coincidental? You didn't set that up? What are the odds?

zoomer

Hey thanks to everyone who took the time to comment, I really appreciate it.

I love those weird angles, I love the color of that staircase as a background.

I do seem to get booked by an inordinate number of attractive couples. I am ok with that, makes my job a little easier.

Glad you liked the gallery. Hard to really represent just posting a couple shots on here.

Yes I set up the zombie shot but she did not know about it so she really is freaking out....pretty funny.
There was a dance group down there and they were doing a thriller set so I asked them if they would come over and sneak up behind her tap her on the shoulder and say boo, ha.