Violeta and Stasys. on March, 28th.

[Aleksandras Babicius]

Violeta and Stasys. on March, 28th. Small Vilnius wedding.

http://meninenuotrauka.lt/2009/violeta_stasys/

Thanks for your time and comments!

[flaky]

some of the pictures are very random with bits of people in the foreground. Im not sure if this isnt distracting, as well as some pics decapitating ppl.
Some of the ones of the couple in the snow are nice.

[Aleksandras Babicius]

some of the pictures are very random with bits of people in the foreground. Im not sure if this isnt distracting, as well as some pics decapitating ppl.
Some of the ones of the couple in the snow are nice.

Thanks, flaky.

[don4ded6]

I actually think these are very cool and i'm sure the couple will love them.
A very natural feel to all of these images, you have captured their special day in a very personal manner and style.
IMHO not all wedding photography should be staged and posed, the intamacy of the event is what matters most, you have handled light and exposure very well in some difficult conditions. Kudos to u.

[CanonDad]

Wowser, hwat a great location for a wedding shoot. I agree, some shots some other people are a distraction, but i woudlnt be put off by this.
The snow shots toward the end are superb. I love the way the bride is getting cold so she puts a coat on half way thorugh being outside.

Great stuff.

[blondine]

As always Aleksandras, stunning work!
you always seem to find amazing locations.

[fluppe]

As always amazing,stunning colors and unbelievable level of details.

Fluppe

[Aleksandras Babicius]

I actually think these are very cool and i'm sure the couple will love them.
A very natural feel to all of these images, you have captured their special day in a very personal manner and style.
IMHO not all wedding photography should be staged and posed, the intamacy of the event is what matters most, you have handled light and exposure very well in some difficult conditions. Kudos to u.

Wowser, hwat a great location for a wedding shoot. I agree, some shots some other people are a distraction, but i woudlnt be put off by this.
The snow shots toward the end are superb. I love the way the bride is getting cold so she puts a coat on half way thorugh being outside.

Great stuff.
Thanks!

[ejicon]

Great as always. Sharp.... bright. Vibrant. You name it, you captured it

[PeteSi]

i love em

[Ziffle]

I like these. good stuff. Nice snow images.
I really like your indoor after the wedding shots.

Thanks for sharing.

Later,
_Mark

[jerrybsmith]

I really like the color and lighting of the interior shots for this and all of your weddings. What's your secret? Do you use flash or existing light and how do you manage the color balance? Great work.

[henry_b]

Awsome work as always! i really find your work very inspiring.
colors, angles, PP, light... everithing is perfect.

[MarkAnthonyPhotography]

Great job of capturing the day without staging to much. Good example of photojournalism for a wedding. I envy those that get to shoot weddings with snow!!! Not so much here in the south.

[Raphael V]

I like your style. Very nice images.

[Nicole Faith]

I really like your work and had a few questions about your location - it seems like all the weddings you do only show the couple in a "courthouse" situation (nothing really large), some champagne outside and then a walk around town - is this the only way to get married where you are located or is this how it is done there? I am just curious, because it seems so many of your shots are the same for each wedding. There doesn't seem to be anything different from wedding to wedding. Not that you need posed images or any of the traditional standards to be amazing - but it seems each set you produce carries the same weight. I just wonder if there is a different way to shoot weddings where you are or that is all that is offered? Thankx.

[woolbr8stl]

Wow. Wonderful as always

I always look forward to your threads :lol:

[nik.hisham]

Wow! Awesome. That must have been a very tough shoot. White dress on white snow. But as usual, your photos always turn out great.

[Aleksandras Babicius]

I really like your work and had a few questions about your location - it seems like all the weddings you do only show the couple in a "courthouse" situation (nothing really large), some champagne outside and then a walk around town - is this the only way to get married where you are located or is this how it is done there? I am just curious, because it seems so many of your shots are the same for each wedding. There doesn't seem to be anything different from wedding to wedding. Not that you need posed images or any of the traditional standards to be amazing - but it seems each set you produce carries the same weight. I just wonder if there is a different way to shoot weddings where you are or that is all that is offered? Thankx.

Thanks for your message and for a compliment.
You have mentioned theme very interesting to me. I, unfortunately, am limited by the bad English language. Therefore I can not write very widely. Though to pleasure would talk about wedding ceremonies. I could shoot weddings not only in Lithuania. Should admit, that my experience speaks that weddings even in the different countries are rather similar against each other. At you other experience? It would be rather interesting, if you have told about " different ways to marry ". Examples within the limits of one culture (creed) would be especially curious. Speaking about myself, I can tell, that with pleasure would like to do some shooting something unusual.

[Tareq]

I will say perfect even i didn't look at the shots, but how come i stop by his thread and never look at his photos.

[Anke]

I think its a really great series of images, nice and journalistic.
Good work.

[Aleksandras Babicius]

I will say perfect even i didn't look at the shots, but how come i stop by his thread and never look at his photos.

:)

I think its a really great series of images, nice and journalistic.
Good work.

Thanks!