Emily + Justin

tenoverthenose

This was my first wedding in a couple of weeks. Lots and lots of other kinds of shooting (& work) to keep me bust, but it was great to jump back in with two great people for a full blown wedding. As always, more on my site

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ADMIT Photography

Nice set! I'm not crazy about the crop on 3 and 6. I personally would like to see more of the couple in the photo. Other than that I love them I'm sure they will happy. It looks like a beautiful place to shoot a wedding!

FlyNavy

Nice job! Very creative.

shming

Wonderful job, I personally love the crops on 3 & 6. Nice job on where you placed the Brides elbows on #3 (very slimming for the rest of her arm) and I love where you place the grooms hand on & 6 (I'm just assuming you placed it). Thank you for sharing. ooh I found something! - one thing you might want to consider: the yellow hue is too evident in #8 - (but, hey If you love it the way it is then you've talked me into it - great job)

ShepsMom

Yummy!

Darren Troy C

Really like 3 and 7.

tenoverthenose

Thanks everyone for sharing the love!

Just so everyone knows what's going on... #6 is a shot of their first kiss. I wanted it to be about them, not the officiant that was standing right behind them It was a personal decision not to include everything else.

Klinh #8 is super yellow. The bulbs in those lanterns are orange CFL's that burn around 2000k. Then they are sitting in yellow glass lanterns, which just put them out of the range of light for my camera. There are other ways of doing it, and I'm sure I could get the skin tones back, but I was stretching to get the shot in the first place. I think it's probably at 6400iso 1.4 1/30 so I decided to leave it here.

shming

tenoverthenose wrote: »

Thanks everyone for sharing the love!

Just so everyone knows what's going on... #6 is a shot of their first kiss. I wanted it to be about them, not the officiant that was standing right behind them It was a personal decision not to include everything else.

Klinh #8 is super yellow. The bulbs in those lanterns are orange CFL's that burn around 2000k. Then they are sitting in yellow glass lanterns, which just put them out of the range of light for my camera. There are other ways of doing it, and I'm sure I could get the skin tones back, but I was stretching to get the shot in the first place. I think it's probably at 6400iso 1.4 1/30 so I decided to leave it here.

Very Impressive indeed. - Now that you've explained it - I would leave it exactly the way it is :ivar