Wedding 26 June 2010 - Zivile & Gediminas

Aleksandras Babicius · September 22, 2010

http://meninenuotrauka.lt/en/wedding/2010/zivile_gediminas/

Thanks!

Shima · September 22, 2010

Brilliant and amazing work as always!

Bsimon · September 22, 2010

Jaw dropping good.

Ed911 · September 22, 2010

Quite nice as usual.

One suggestion. You have a picture where the groom / husband is caught on camera looking right at the woman in black's ta-tas. You might want to remove this one.

...his wife will notice sooner or later. It's obvious that he's catching a peep.

Thanks for sharing. Just some food for thought.

Sam · September 22, 2010

Beautiful work! Out of curiosity, does the bride and groom meet before the church??

Looking at your images it seems like they met and walked to the church together. This isn't done in the US for a formal church wedding.

I sure would like to shadow you two for a day!!

Sam

Qarik · September 22, 2010

beautiful work!

kyeezie · September 22, 2010

Ed911 wrote: »

Quite nice as usual.

One suggestion. You have a picture where the groom / husband is caught on camera looking right at the woman in black's ta-tas. You might want to remove this one. ...his wife will notice sooner or later. It's obvious that he's catching a peep.

Thanks for sharing. Just some food for thought.

Being a female, it looks like there are 2 pictures where he "appears" to be sneaking a peak...:oogle
These are beautiful as always!

Moogle Pepper · September 22, 2010

I can't say much other than, oh snap!! Stellar!

kris10jo · September 22, 2010

wow... beautiful work!

lizzard_nyc · September 22, 2010

kyeezie wrote: »

Being a female, it looks like there are 2 pictures where he "appears" to be sneaking a peak...:oogle
These are beautiful as always!

OUTSTANDING!
What an inspiration. Always.

I love how you incorporate the city and its people into the shots.

As to the comment above--He is definately sneaking a peek. Who wouldn't! I even stared, ya can't help yourself, they're so there. Don't know that I would have included that one in the package though

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mmmatt · September 22, 2010

Great as always AB!!! Noticed you were using people as foreground blur/secondary subject more in this set. I'm wondering if that was a concious decesion?

matt

Mark1616 · September 22, 2010

Aleksandras, there is one major problem every time you post...... which is I annoy my wife by going on about how much I like you photos, how clean they are, how I would love to get even a fraction as good as you.

Wonderful wonderful series of shots, very impressed as ever!!!

ows4428 · September 22, 2010

Looking at photos like these make me want to give up. No way in a million years could my work rival this. Outstanding job.

marikris · September 22, 2010

ows4428 wrote: »

Looking at photos like these make me want to give up. No way in a million years could my work rival this. Outstanding job.

But if you give up now, no way in a million years will your work ever be able to rival this

Awesome set as usual, Aleksandras! Lighting is always so yummy!

lzfoto · September 22, 2010

Sam wrote: »

Beautiful work! Out of curiosity, does the bride and groom meet before the church??

Looking at your images it seems like they met and walked to the church together. This isn't done in the US for a formal church wedding.

I sure would like to shadow you two for a day!!

Sam

Sam,

Most wedding that occur in Eastern Europe aren't even done in a church. Usually the couple meets at home of the bride, where she waits for the groom.Then by some traditions he has to pay to get the bride(old tradition, some do it some don't). Then together with the bridal party, friends, and family, they go to a justice of peace sort of place called zaks(in russian, not sure in how its called in other countries) where they are married. Afterwards the couple with the bridal party travels around the city and take many pictures(photography is huge deal in this culture). They then go to a reception place and party out. For some, a church wedding is also important so they will also travel to church and conduct a church ceremony. Usually after the justice of peace ceremony is concluded. Sometimes these are done on different dates, other times they are on the same day.
Anyone can correct me if I'm wrong, but that's what was happening while I lived in Ukraine.

Aleksandras Babicius · September 23, 2010

Thank you friends for your compliments. Frankly, they inspire me and help in my work. I especially appreciate the opinion of this community.
Regarding this series of photographs. The wedding was held in Lithuania in Kaunas. This is the bride's hometown. Zivile born and raised in Kaunas. Groom, Gediminas, arrived in time to study in Kaunas. Thus, their paths crossed. They met, became friends. Then they left Lithuania. For several years they lived in another country. But decided to hold a wedding in the city where they met. Their fantasy was to repeat his first meeting. They met before the wedding ceremony at the same place, where was their very first date. I think it was a good idea. I love these romantic people who love pictures with meaning.

tropico · September 23, 2010

I really love your work!!! It is awesome!!

All the photos are so crisp! Awesome!!! You really know what you are doing!
I want to become as good as you!!!!

Can I ask what type of camera and lense you are using?

Aleksandras Babicius · September 24, 2010

tropico wrote: »

I really love your work!!! It is awesome!!

All the photos are so crisp! Awesome!!! You really know what you are doing!
I want to become as good as you!!!!

Can I ask what type of camera and lense you are using?

Thanks. I use Nikon D3 with 50/1.4, 85/1.4, 14-24/2.8 Nikkors and 50/1.4 Sigma.

Wedding 26 June 2010 - Zivile & Gediminas

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