couple from weekend weddings

[sej]

very garden type locations at both weddings which I'm not a fan of to be honest but you make the best with what you have

http://www.catoandpade.com.au/250408_files/Media/DIWeb073/DIWeb073.jpg

http://www.catoandpade.com.au/250408_files/Media/DIWeb076/DIWeb076.jpg

http://www.catoandpade.com.au/250408_files/Media/DIWeb082/DIWeb082.jpg


http://www.catoandpade.com.au/250408_files/Media/DIWeb122/DIWeb122.jpg

http://www.catoandpade.com.au/250408_files/Media/DIWeb126/DIWeb126.jpg


http://www.catoandpade.com.au/250408_files/Media/DIWeb128/DIWeb128.jpg

[sej]

http://www.catoandpade.com.au/260408_files/Media/JBWeb050/JBWeb050.jpg

http://www.catoandpade.com.au/260408_files/Media/JBWeb075/JBWeb075.jpg

http://www.catoandpade.com.au/260408_files/Media/JBWeb082/JBWeb082.jpg

http://www.catoandpade.com.au/260408_files/Media/JBWeb085/JBWeb085.jpg

[tmonatr]

#2 and #5 are GREAT! I was trying to figure out how you shot at f2.2 at 200mm, then I saw the 200 1.8 in your sig. You put it to great use.

[sej]

yeah it's a bugger to focus though :)

[g-money]

Wow, All these are great but #5 is simply outstanding.

Greg

[trailblazer]

Just curious, but in #3, did you catch that moment on the fly or did you have them pose and talk to each other and then run away and poke the camera through the bush/trees?
I always wondered how people get these shots and the bride and groom seem really happy

Pretty fantastic shots and I agree that #5 takes the cake :)

[DVan8504]

#3 is great. I also really like #2. Great work!

[tsw910]

awesome stuff .. stunning

[thebizymom]

great pics love number 3

[moeronn]

For someone who doesn't care for garden weddings, you still do a fantastic job capturing the event, but more importantly, capturing the moments. Excellent work.

[drogos]

For someone who doesn't care for garden weddings, you still do a fantastic job capturing the event, but more importantly, capturing the moments. Excellent work.
+1. I couldn't care less for garden shots but these are most likely one of the best i have seen in a long while. Great color would be your PP or 1ds mark III out of the camera rendition ?

[Visual Bride]

2 and 5 for me, oh and 5 and 5 again!

Don't like the sepia on 1. It cheapens the set.

[sej]

Just curious, but in #3, did you catch that moment on the fly or did you have them pose and talk to each other and then run away and poke the camera through the bush/trees?
I always wondered how people get these shots and the bride and groom seem really happy

Pretty fantastic shots and I agree that #5 takes the cake :)

kinda just set them up location wise then get the bridal party to stir them up, and if it's a bit too quiet I shout out silly stuff to them to get them laughing and so on

[ekie]

#2 and #5 amazing! ... the rest are good tooo. love that shallow DOF :D

[Patsa]

excellent work...all great pics.

[flashLM]

awesome work, this is really inspirational... well done!!!

[stathunter]

I agree with flashlm.......well done.

[tania622]

they are all really nice. I love the first one.

[sej]

thanks guys

[CheetaPita]

the 2nd one is GORGEOUS

[benny g]

number 5 mate... outstanding pic...

where in sydney,( i shoot in sydney as well.)
(and i really dislike garden wedding scenarios but like you said... you just gotta roll with them!!)

nice work

benny

[sej]

it was at the milton park estate at bowral

[FedererPhoto]

"you make the best with what you have" .... you certainly do. Really good work. #5 in the first set rocks my face off.

[varuj]

nice,how do you figure out the poses?
do you tell them or they just play around and it happends
how can i learn how to poses?

[sej]

thats a hard one to answer. it just kind of comes into my head. I deliberately don't visit locations beforehand as i don't want pre-conceived ideas about what to do.

[lma871]

I love #1...I'm a sucker for that fairy tale look. These are all beautiful shots.