I've been ill with Crohn's but FINALLY posting a NYC wedding :)

bnlearle

Hi guys! It's been so long that I'm probably long forgotten :P but I was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis -- which recently has been shown to likely be Crohn's disease. It's been a brutal, painful, nauseous year but at least I was able to shoot a few weddings!

Here's the full post for anyone interested... http://bobbyearle.com/blog/new-york-city-wedding-photos-ariel-and-julia/

C&C and questions are always welcome!

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Hands down, without question my favorite detail I've ever seen at a wedding

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I was lucky enough to have my pal, Nick Nishizaka, back me up in Lindsay's absence (my wife). Here he is allowing me to use him like a test dummy like I normally do with Lindsay :P

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Bobby

VayCayMom

Hello and welcome back home. On this day you must have been feeling decent because you did an awesome job! Very very nice work, the family was lucky to have you. I am sure everyone here wishes you improved health from now on.

Qarik

that was very enjoyable to watch!

divamum

Love your blog. And especially love your processing - great images to start, but the finished style and how it hangs together is awesome. I hope your health improvement continues!

bnlearle

VayCayMom wrote: »

Hello and welcome back home. On this day you must have been feeling decent because you did an awesome job! Very very nice work, the family was lucky to have you. I am sure everyone here wishes you improved health from now on.

Thank you so much for the kind words I was actually incredibly ill for this trip. The plane flight, the wedding morning, the whole day... If I was at home, I'd be unable to do much. But there's something about a wedding day that makes all of that take a back seat -- even when it's bad it takes some kind of a back seat, if that makes sense :P

michaelglenn

Killer work! Really digging your style of shooting. As a sufferer of Crohn's myself, I wish you the best of luck. I was nauseous for an entire year before being diagnosed with it. Luckily, I haven't had a flare up in nine years (a pretty mild form of Crohn's). My best advice for you: understand what foods your body rejects, exercise, and find ways to keep yourself destressed. Good luck man.

ZBlack

As others have said, these are just wonderful! Very enjoyable to scroll through and the moments you captured are just awesome. I really dig the processing you did to them as well.

heatherfeather

Geez. Nobody makes me want a TS lens like you do. Lovely work.

Blurmore

You definitely have a consistent style, composition and tone wise. I'm not always a fan of the low contrast black and white stuff on every image, but I'd say it works in all that you posted except maybe for the groom portrait. The tilt shift thing is very cool, and you certainly are committed to it. Not sure I could sell that many blurry bottoms and tops, but it looks really nice. Hope you feel better in the new year, weddings are a very physically challenging task, tough to do well when you aren't feeling your best.

babowc

I love this set!
Super fun, great emotions and very consistent!

I love it.

coolpinsky

some nice stuff here - love 26 !

Lightsearcher

You captured great moments in this wedding, the PP is interesting and match with the scenario and mood.

Thank you for posting.

Marcelo

ChrisLee

Nice, I shot at the SAME venue just a few months ago, beautiful place.

chuckdee1

My favorites are the reception shots. Great expressions! Well done.




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Ed911

Wow, nice set. I love the lighting in 36. What was the lighting source...camera left strobe...big window...if you don't mind.

Whatever, the ambient lighting and post make this one of my favorite shots.