Saturday, November 1, 2008

Weddings











Your Wedding day is one of the most exciting and memorable days of your life.




Here are some examples of my wedding photography as well as some tips:







Beautiful moments don't always happen, more often than not, they are carefully choreographed.





What is your wedding style? Do you like formal posed photographs?





Or do you prefer a more casual photo journalistic approach?

Do you like monochrome ? With digital technology your color photo can be black and white.



Many people prefer a more brown toned (called Sepia) photo over a black and white. Do you prefer a cool sepia (above) or a warm sepia (below)?











Do you like it when only certain elements remain colored such as the brides bouquet?











Temple grounds or Reception hall & grounds coverage takes time. Make sure you leave enough time for all the photos you want. (weather permitting) Contact me if you have questions as to approximately how much time you need.



It was obviously much too cold to stay out long when this couple got married. In case of rain, cold, wind, or snow, your final price will reflect the adjustment.



Having the bride and groom alone about a half hour or so before the family pre-reception photographs allows time to compose and create beautiful shots.



Photography means to paint with light.










What is the lighting like where you plan to be married or have your reception? Outdoor? Indoor? Twinkle lights, a brightly lit room?

































You may not even be aware that I am taking your favorite wedding photograph.














































































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