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I love how Virginia’s portraits turned out. This was in the the ceremony room at Lawton Estates in Garland, Texas and it was unbelievably dark. Thanks to Nikon CLS (creative lighting system) and my RadioPoppers for reliability. The Radio Poppers are a must have item for a wedding photographer. The off camera flash was on a small C-clamp attached to a lamp on the wall to Virginia’s left.
Erin was such a lovely bride to work with. These are some of my favorite portraits of her from her wedding in April.
Fred and Hanna’s wedding was yesterday and it was so peaceful and beautiful. Here are two of my favorite shots of Hanna before the ceremony.
This weekend I had the honor of photographing the wedding of Adit and Amy Nathan in New York City. It was a great trip and a thrill to be around a family full of so much fun and energy. Here are a couple of nice captures of Amy and Adit.
Adit and Amy, I hope you’re having a great time on your honeymoon!
This is a dance shot from a wedding this weekend at the Four Seasons in Los Colinas. I love the dark intimate tone of the shot. I shot this on my D300 with the ISO pushed way up so that I could capture the mood.
I really enjoyed the light of the green wall. The photo shows the detail of her dress in a subtle and abstract manner.
Rob Rife is a wedding photographer in Cleveland Ohio. I came across his blog and he has some great explanations for frequent questions asked by brides of photographers. Some of his blog posts thus far concern…
Rob obviously spent a great deal of thought and time and these posts. There’s some great information so check it out.
