Another, yes another, Texas Hill Country Wedding. Can't stay away!

Maggedy · Apr 19, 2013

Let's just say 290/71W and I have become very well acquainted. This was at a lovely new venue called Rancho Mirando, giant, sprawling, amazing viewing, incredible attention to detail in the architecture and decor. Really a great place for a wedding. Here are a few faves. There are more on the blog. Several look way too noisy too me here. I was having problems with my new 5d3 not metering properly when I shot this wedding. Basically I couldn't trust the meter at all. It was chimp city until a trip to Canon. Not fun at a wedding! Second shooting for Mint Photography.

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jwbryson1 · Apr 19, 2013

I think these are terrific. I'm from SA originally and know a few TOP full-time pros in that area who shoot hill country weddings routinely.

These images take me back to my home "country." Thanks for sharing! :mrgreen:

Maggedy · Apr 19, 2013

jwbryson1 said:
I think these are terrific. I'm from SA originally and know a few TOP full-time pros in that area who shoot hill country weddings routinely.

These images take me back to my home "country." Thanks for sharing! :mrgreen:

Thanks so much! What a wonderful compliment. I'm not originally from here, but I've fallen in love with Texas. Not going anywhere!

Maggedy · Apr 19, 2013

BTW if you know any of those pros who need a second shooter ... hook us up LOL

SquarePeg · Apr 23, 2013

The last two are my favorites.

Memorylanephotos · Apr 24, 2013

Very nice work. I enjoyed viewing your images!

Nauh · Apr 26, 2013

Really like those shots! maybe the sharpening it's a little bit strong for my taste, but really nice indeed!

Robin_Usagani · Apr 26, 2013

Nice job..

Be careful of using photos of the bride with double chins though.. you will know which one. I personally would not deliver those.

ktan7 · May 14, 2013

I really like the color and tone in your edit. Very soft natural colors.

Maggedy · May 16, 2013

Robin - point taken. And yes, I totally agree these got too sharp. I used blogstomp for the first time to put these together (really like it) but I forgot it sharpens also. I'm learning I don't even have to sharpen first. You can just pull the full res photos in, lay out the composition, and set the sharpening percentage and size for your blog or facebook. Easy peasy and saves a ton of time. I redid all these with less sharpening and reposted on my blog. Sometimes late at night with your eyes crossed, you just can't see that stuff anymore, ya know?

Thanks for the nice comments and good critique!