Michelle's Wedding

[bennielou]

Ok, here is some more of the continuing saga of Michelle's wedding. (Just the wedding this go round).

Lots more can be viewed on my blog (in my siggy below)

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And my favorite photo of all time....hehehe.

 

[Robin Usagani]

#3 can be a very classy b&w especially if you clone out the depth mark. Awesome priest!

 

[bennielou]

Thanks for that Schwettylens. I totally didn't catch that! (Actually, I do have it in bw, but it's still got the depth marks.:-()

I know, regarding the priest! He was totally fun. I'm so used to fighting the clergy, but this guy was cool beyond belief. I told Mike, I want to go to HIS church! (Not that I'm religious, but he was just such an incredible guy).

 

[CCericola]

#16 makes me giggle. #7 is my favorite.

 

[bennielou]

Thank you lady! I laugh every time I see the last one. I was unsure about #7, so I appreciate the thumbs up. (We are our own worst critics!)

 

[c.cloudwalker]

#16 makes me giggle. #7 is my favorite.

I'll second that emotion. Too bad there are no details in his suit.


Edit = For #7 too.

 

[bennielou]

Hey Cloud, are you viewing on a laptop? I'm seeing lots of details in his suit. Is anyone else seeing it or do I need a recalibration? (I haven't calibrated in almost a month-Bad Bad BennieLou!)

Seriously, is it looking too dark?

 

[bennielou]

Oh, sorry, I get it now. The priest's suit..... Yep, no details. This happened really fast, and it was a total catch shot, and we hadn't reset the cams for the new lighting yet. My bad, you are totally correct.

 

[c.cloudwalker]

No, no laptop. Just my iMac at home. And it's late

So who knows...

Tbh the main thing I see in those is Dad's mustache. Almost as good as mine :lmao:


You know, the big problem with weddings is that they all tend to look the same after a while. To me anyway since I'm not into weddings at all. And I'm not even talking photography here

So I look for the shots that are different and I did like #7. Going through them again I also like #8 quite a bit. Now, I'm not so crazy as to not realize that those kinds don't work so well as stand alones. But as part of an album (or a book today) they are great. Those are the ones that make me interested.

 

[Derrel]

I LOVE the artistic interpretation in the reflection shot of the ceremony, shot #8. Nicely seen!

And in shot #15....wow...he's really mackin' on her....sexy!

And shot #7, the wider aspect ratio sunset shot--SUPER!!!!!! Dang, that's a neat shot!

 

[bennielou]

Yep Cloud, I get bored sometimes. I mean you have to take certain shots, and I wait for those ones that are a bit different. I think that is why so many wedding photogs get burned out. (That and the massive amount of images to process).

 

[bennielou]

I LOVE the artistic interpretation in the reflection shot of the ceremony, shot #8. Nicely seen!

And in shot #15....wow...he's really mackin' on her....sexy!

And shot #7, the wider aspect ratio sunset shot--SUPER!!!!!! Dang, that's a neat shot!

Thanks Derrel! The sun was just setting on 8, and it popped out there. I was thrilled for the catch.
On 15, yep... I think they like each other!

 

[spacefuzz]

haha nice priest!

 

[Patrice]

This thread is the same gorgeous bride as in your thread of 'Michelle getting ready', which was brilliant. This one is a bit less so. Quite a few images are ever so slightly tilted which is just a bit distracting. Good job on exposure and processing, wish I could do as well on a consistent basis.

 

[Kerbouchard]

Love the set...Great job. I just wish you hadn't have taken what's his name's advice and decided to trim down what you post here. Irregardless, the shots on the blog are great, too!