08.19.2006 Images

[Toogy]

I wasn't going to share this wedding here, just because it was one of the hardest weddings I have had to shoot. But I thought I would throw some out there and get some input.

#1
http://www.digitaliso.ca/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/JC_W_016.jpg

#2 (I was banished to the center aisle only, no flash allowed, super dark church, ISO 1600-3200 at F2.8!!!, thank the lord for Image Stabilization!)
http://www.digitaliso.ca/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/JC_W_103.jpg

#3
http://www.digitaliso.ca/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/JC_W_179.jpg

#4 (rained all day long, so we had to do all the pictures in the reception hall)
http://www.digitaliso.ca/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/JC_W_380.jpg

#5
http://www.digitaliso.ca/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/JC_W_698.jpg

#6
http://www.digitaliso.ca/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/JC_W_752.jpg

As always, comments welcomed.

Thanks

[monter]

great images! I dont' know why you didnt' want to share! I think you did wonderful in the hall with no flash!

[PixelChick78]

Beautiful! Love the last one.

[jessiper]

I saw these on your website. Not to kiss your a$$ or anything, but I think these are amazing (as well as others on your site). (need to check on the rules for using "bad" words).

[jamiewexler]

I know how a bad shooting experience can turn you sour on a wedding (it's hapened to me a few times), but these are great...and a good argument for the 70-200 IS!

[jessiper]

I know how a bad shooting experience can turn you sour on a wedding (it's hapened to me a few times), but these are great...and a good argument for the 70-200 IS!

Ooh yeah, can't wait to get mine! :lol:

[Toogy]

I know how a bad shooting experience can turn you sour on a wedding (it's hapened to me a few times), but these are great...and a good argument for the 70-200 IS!

It was definately my worst experience.

1. The bride was in a bad mood from the get go because of the rain.
2. The church required I stand at the back of a LONG aisle, and not to move. I couldn't even see the bride or groom for most of the ceremony, they were seated in front.
3. Waited over an hour at the photo location in the hall for people to show up, once they showed up, it was a crazy mess (didn't help, that three other wedding parties where in the same hall trying to get their pictures done).
4. Only got one bridal party shot (half-arsed as well)
5. The bride and groom where hot and exhausted after 10 minutes of "alone" time with them.

Thanks for the support everyone, I guess I can count myself lucky that the bride didn't tear a strip off me, like she did to two other vendors that day :oops:

[ecshots]

i'm new here, and i'm curious how you took that last shot.
i love the effects on it, and i'd like to be able to duplicate some type of
similar effects in my pictures.

[tim]

I like these better than the last set you posted. The lighting on the bride in the first is great, and everything is just, well, great. I try to provide useful critique instead of saying "they're great" like everyone else, but in this case I can't think of anything to say!

[lil_miss]

I think you did a great job with the church :) well done

[CarstenRasmussen.dk]

I´m a sucker for portraits, and the no.1 is a great shot.
No.6 is just a great catch, even if the bride is not completely in there.

If the rest of the shots, are like this, you are going to have a very happy couple.

Kind regards
Carsten
http://www.carstenrasmussen.dk/

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[Epluim]

Those are really good shots!

[song4themoon]

Wonderful!!! All of them!

[jillybean]

I always love your work- you are inspirational

[krista]

I agree with jillybean - I'm a fan! Great stuff!

[anderson_nascimento]

Great!!

[Yella Fella]

damn i must of missed out, cant see anything but red crosses :(

server needs rebooting please :)

[photojag]

wow.. you did a great job here especially with all you had to work around .. cant wait to see more

[Honeybee]

Beautiful lighting. Did you use strobes?

[Toogy]

Nope, just the 580EX, bounced.