Winter Canadian Weddings

[rufus5150]

Excellent work all around. I love #4 but I have to admit, I don't 'get' #5 at all, technically spot-on but I can't pull out what the image is trying to convey.

 

[skiboarder72]

Beautiful!

 

[rubbertree]

I am a huge fan of your work!
Can you tell me which lens you used in #4 and #8? And #11 is so unique, the light and bokeh combo are outstanding.

 

[Peanuts]

Thanks for the comments.

Rubbertree for 4 I used the 24-70 and for 8 I am quite certain it was the 135mm

 

[RMThompson]

A-freaking-mazing.

 

[3of11]

Your work always inspires me. Great job on these.

 

[craig]

Whoa!!!! Beautiful and original work. Love the style in these.

Love & Bass

 

[dtornabene1]

I think a ring light would have been better on 13 and 19 seems too saturated. With that said...

Brittany Esther has an eye for the unseen. Her photography is what you get when upgrading from first-class. This is not about technical specifications, lighting technique, or composition. No, this is raw, unabated talent.

My thoughts are this:

Brittany will be one of the wedding photographers of our era. She will make a book; most likely two. Coffee table and instructional. However, she will fall short on the instructional because what she has can not be taught.

I love photography and pride myself on seeing through the lens before ever looking through the lens. You, my friend, are the lens. Nicely done, you have yet disappoint.

The only disappointment is your location. You would be one I, and any other photographer, would be lucky to collaborate with. If you ever move to Chicago, you're hired.

You are what wedding photographers aspire to be. Again, nicely done.

Sincerely,

Nick Tornabene

 

[rubbertree]

Thanks for the comments.

Rubbertree for 4 I used the 24-70 and for 8 I am quite certain it was the 135mm

Thank you for that. The 24-70 is my next lens to buy. I love seeing spectacular work done with it.

 

[twocolor]

beautiful work! I love that although the temple was where the wedding took place, you were able to give them such a large variety of photos that don't look "standard temple-y". Sometimes those temple wedding pictures can start to look all the same. Great job!!!

 

[Craddie]

Amazing work - gorgeous shots.

 

[iflynething]

Those are simply fantastic. I love your work....always have.

What was the ligthing set-up on #10. That looks great!.......

Edit: I should start reading posts. From the looks of the shot, I thought you had a couple flashes set up around the room.....

~Michael~

 

[Kanikula]

Brittany, your work as always is so inspirational! :thumbup:

 

[Arch]

ah must have missed this one!

Its all been said Brittany, you just get better and better. The only thing i can suggest at this point is that you just keep pluggin it and become as well known in your area (and elswhere) as you can... you should be at the top end of the wedding photographer spectrum and you should be reaping all the rewards.

Excellent series! :thumbup:

 

[federerphotography]

Stunning work.

I have a question, do you find your clients request more 'closeup' stuff? I really really dig on imagery like 1, 2, 14, 15 (effecitvely, landscape photography with people in them) and LOVE creating it.
But I find my clients don't find shots like 4, 5, 11, 12, 19 'close up' enough to count... (thus I purposely get 'close ups') ... What is your experience with the matter?