Seattle Wedding

mpriest13mpriest13 Registered Users Posts: 222 Major grins
edited October 21, 2012 in Weddings
Nighttime wedding with Seattle skyline as a backdrop.

Any and all C&C much appreciated!

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Thanks for looking!!

Comments

  • 73Rocks73Rocks Registered Users Posts: 147 Major grins
    edited October 14, 2012
    Great job. Those nightime shots can be real tricky. You must have a lot of experience shooting at night to take on a night time wedding.
  • JamesbjenkinsJamesbjenkins Registered Users Posts: 435 Major grins
    edited October 15, 2012
    Nice set!

    I really like #5.

    My only critique would be that on #1, I wish you have gotten higher so you could see the leading lines behind their head. And #2 is badly underexposed. You may have had the wrong meter mode set. It's in bad need of fill flash or a reflector.

    Overall, a very nice job for such difficult lighting.
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  • coolpinskycoolpinsky Registered Users Posts: 211 Major grins
    edited October 18, 2012
    love the City bokeh !
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  • joshhuntnmjoshhuntnm Registered Users Posts: 1,924 Major grins
    edited October 18, 2012
    Great shots. How did you do the lighting at the ceremony?
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  • leitmotifleitmotif Registered Users Posts: 19 Big grins
    edited October 19, 2012
    great shots, esp. # 2.
    Same question as joshhuntnm, how did you set up the lighting on #3-5?
  • mpriest13mpriest13 Registered Users Posts: 222 Major grins
    edited October 21, 2012
    leitmotif wrote: »
    great shots, esp. # 2.
    Same question as joshhuntnm, how did you set up the lighting on #3-5?

    Didn't use any lighting at all.

    Most shots were at f1.4 ISO 2500 on my D3.
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