Wedding in a tiny 15th century French Chapel

[TheoGraphics]

Hey guys! Excited to share a recent wedding here in Houston. They were married in an authentic 15th century French chapel that was brought over brick-by-brick. Loved the intimacy of this wedding.


You can see the entire set on MY BLOG if you're interested!


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[DiskoJoe]

These dont seem to have the usual pop I know you for.

 

[tirediron]

I'm guessing time of day wasn't your friend but a nice set regardless.

 

[TheoGraphics]

These dont seem to have the usual pop I know you for.

I'm guessing time of day wasn't your friend but a nice set regardless.

True, the wedding was right around noon, so lighting was a bit tough. Great location, though. What do you reckon I could do to pop them out a bit more, Joe?

 

[DiskoJoe]

These dont seem to have the usual pop I know you for.

I'm guessing time of day wasn't your friend but a nice set regardless.

True, the wedding was right around noon, so lighting was a bit tough. Great location, though. What do you reckon I could do to pop them out a bit more, Joe?

I dont know if there really was much more you could do. But the processing is giving a sort of green hue, gives it a drab feeling. The reception pictures were a bit more lively and vibrant and what I typically expect from you, seems like the lighting was a bit better by that time.

 

[TheoGraphics]

Thanks for the insight! After this wedding, my D800 went off to Nikon to fix up its focusing issues and green cast issues that I've been experiencing when shooting outside VS my D700. Hope it helps!