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I had a great time covering Lauren and John’s wedding this Saturday. We started shooting at 7:30 am with getting ready pictures and kept going for quite a while, getting a ton of great dancing shots. There were so many fantastic photos, way too many for the blog, but enjoy a couple that I’ve posted below:
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As the father of the groom put it, “the second part of a double header”. Jenna and Lou were really fun, and clearly deeply in love. Enjoy the photos:
For this picture, I placed the cuff links on a glass table. A window from behind reflected off of the glass, creating a lovely natural vignette. Aside from a black and white conversion, almost no photoshopping was done to this image:
I used a wide angle lens for the groom and best man shot to make them look big:
This weekend took me to Assumption parish in Bellingham, where I shot two weddings back to back. (The grooms are brothers and they both hired me!). It was great fun and I absolutely love the images from both weddings.
I’m starting a new practice here on the blog where I explain how I got a few of the shots. Hopefully, it will provide some tips for budding photographers and help show how truly involved the work is to get these images that I post here.
For this shot I turned off all of the lights in the room and opened a door leading outside, just to Andrew’s right, to create a soft, flattering light source:
If you haven’t noticed, I love mirrors:
This image was actually taken by my second shooter, nice work, Brett.
I captured this with the help of one of my newer toys, an off-camera flash:
I had the distinct pleasure of attending the wedding of my friends Cory and Athena as both a guest and photographer. The day went very well, and I know they’ll have a wonderful marriage! Congratulations Cory and Athena!
Now, onto the photography…
Thanks to Integritas Photo, with whom I shot the wedding.
