Full wedding (with my favorite dress of all time) CnC welcome. TONS of images.

bnlearle

Shot this wedding a couple days ago. The back of the bride's dress was absolutely stunning.

Here's the blog post for those interested...

http://bobbyearle.com/blog/temecula-wedding-photographer-jaclyn-and-michael/

Tons of images. Would love to know what you guys think

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Thanks!

Mark1616

Phew that was a lot of photos so don't think I can comment on them all, but will say I think you've covered the day well. For me I there are a couple too many of the bride straight on to camera when on the bridge so would have liked to have seen that mixed up a bit.

Diggin' the B/W too. I really want to do a whole album in B/W one day.

lilmomma

I am already a HUGE fan of your work bobby, but I have to say this is my favorite set from you that i've seen to date. LOVE LOVE LOVE these, all of them lust stunning.

Qarik

these absolutely rock. the dress is amazing.

Aspecto5

You're right about the dress, helps havin a gorgeous woman wearing it too. I'm sure they're very happy with this set. Great job! :B

ashleyaleese

Perfection!!!!

Antonlm

These are great!

Darren Troy C

As always, your shots rock!

DarrylDSmith

Very good set. I was very impressed with how the day looked as if it flowed. Also loved the bridge shots. Very cool concept with the closeups!

kathiemt

#9 she's a Madonna look alike don't you think? The B&W definitely works. Love #4, #15 and #21 the best. #20 & 21 look like something from a bridal magazine. Great set.

ATapley

Nice images!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the back of the Bride's dress! WOW!

trevorb

Really like the lighting in #6.
Epic b&w's!

Bakko

gorgeous set!
i love the colors in number 6!

jonmcguffin

I don't know what other to say than GREAT job, these are really really nice, particularly love the solo bride shots on the bridge...

theprincereturns

nice job! Awesome job overall. Just curious - The "film noise" is post processing right? Do you find your clients like that style of picture? Any particular reason you lower the contrast on those images as well? I personally don't do a lot of it (personal preference), but if clients like it i would certainly consider adding it toolbag :-)