A few shots from yesterday's wedding

[Toogy]

I was assisting yesterday and managed to grab a few cool shots along the way.
#1
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3737.jpg
#2
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3800.jpg
#3
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3803.jpg
#4
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3811.jpg
#5
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3813.jpg
#6
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3819.jpg
#7
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3852.jpg

[schmoelzel]

Excellent Jeff!! Did you use the 85F1.8 a lot? They sure look like that lens..........nice work!

[Toogy]

I used it on #2, #3, #4, #5 & #6, so I guess you can say I used it and LIKED it!! :)

[Maureen Souza]

Lovely.... did you put any of them through Neat Image or like filter? They look smoothed out and it is very effective.

[Carzee]

#3 is my pick, it has everything going for it - eyes could be looking more forward - pls post any other versions of this pose..

[R1 Kid]

#2 does it for me. I like it all.

[Toogy]

Lovely.... did you put any of them through Neat Image or like filter? They look smoothed out and it is very effective.

Yes I used Neat Image on these, I like the smoothed out look :)

[GyRob]

some lovely photos there .
Rob.

[Lotto]

#2 and #4 are perfect. Wow!

[djonto]

4 and 5 do it for me

[Claire]

#2 is my favourite. Looks absolutely perfect in my eyes. #3 is gorgeous too. Great job!

[toddb]

That floor pattern looks cool on that first one. It's an intriguing perspective as well. I like #5. I also like your signature on you images.

[InskiP]

They're all great. But my favorite is #5, the kissing shot thru the veil shot is very special. I think they're gonna love it!

[markubig]

gorgeous shots!!! my favorite is #7 . . . looks like it belongs in a magazine . . . please post more!

[Salleke]

Nice pictures and # 3 and # 7 are very good.
In # 3 it's a little bit disturbing that the poal is coming out of the head of the bride.
IMHO it's a bit distracting from the beautyfull bride's full pose.

[dsze]

Thats it... I've gotta have the 85 1.8. I've been talking myself out of it for over a year now, telling myself I have that range covered, but.... I can't resist anymore. Great photos... nice work there!

-daniel

[Bitmap]

#2 is just perfect. Great work!

[JMAS]

Fantastic work.
Very fresh look, on the #4!

[Curtis N]

Fantastic shots.

[Lamplight]

All wonderful images. I don't think I can choose a favorite! :)

[Toogy]

Thanks guys!! I got some great shots for sure, here are a few more for your viewing pleasure (I hope)
#8
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3745.jpg
#9
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3762.jpg
#10
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3793.jpg
#11
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3798.jpg
#12
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3829.jpg
#13
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3850.jpg
#14
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_3855.jpg

[elbirth]

wow, all of those are fantastic! I really like the perspective of 9 and 14. Was the 85mm still used on this second batch? Seems like a bit wider angle, maybe from the 10-22?

[amazingimages@bellsouth.n]

BEAUTIFUL SHOTS!

[Toogy]

#8, #9 & #14 were with my 10-22mm
#10, #11 & #12 were the 85mm
#13 was my Tamron

Thanks again for the nice comments :)

[Toogy]

PS, I have noticed that I shoot a crapload of vertical pics!! LOL, never really realized it before.

[elbirth]

#8, #9 & #14 were with my 10-22mm
#10, #11 & #12 were the 85mm
#13 was my Tamron

Thanks again for the nice comments :)

Seems like you swapped lenses a bit there... how do you handle that in a situation such as wedding photography? Do you have a bag you keep thrown over your shoulder so you have quick access to lenses, or...?
I'm curious, as I always end up finding that once I start shooting with one lens I want another, but then when I get going good with that one, I need the other!

[Toogy]

Well I don't have this totally worked out yet, but what I usually do is have a lens pouch on my belt and have either the 10-22 or the Tamron in it or on the camera. I use those two lens for most of the stuff going on (Ceremony, Reception, Dances etc.). Once I get to the formal poses, I pretty much stick to the 85mm.
And I also find a nice location in the church, like the balcony to stick my bag with all my equipment, kind of like a base camp :)

[Croasdail]

Can I join in? Man - these are really nicely done! For me, number 2 is the shot. But then again, I like the whole selection you posted, they all are different, capture a different moment in a different way.... as a collection they just build nicely on each other. Wish I had the eye to pull stuff off like this... great job.

[elbirth]

Well I don't have this totally worked out yet, but what I usually do is have a lens pouch on my belt and have either the 10-22 or the Tamron in it or on the camera. I use those two lens for most of the stuff going on (Ceremony, Reception, Dances etc.). Once I get to the formal poses, I pretty much stick to the 85mm.
And I also find a nice location in the church, like the balcony to stick my bag with all my equipment, kind of like a base camp :)

Sounds like a plan that seems to be working out :)
I usually wear cargo pants so I can keep a lens in one of those pockets, but having something on the belt sounds like a better idea for when I might need to kneel down.

[Titus213]

A wonderful group of photos, all of them. But #7 is by far my favorite. It all comes together, light, colors, composition, everything works for me. And while I'm picking and typing you posted more. All excellent. They should be one happy couple with these photos. And they are a lovely looking couple.