Sikh Engagement

[sunnydacat]

Here's a few shots from an engagement shoot:


#1
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii90/SunnyKalsi/SKP_CSS_0004.jpg


#2
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii90/SunnyKalsi/SKP_CSS_0003.jpg

#3
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii90/SunnyKalsi/SKP_CSS_0002.jpg

#4
http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii90/SunnyKalsi/SKP_CSS_0005.jpg

Comments and feedback welcome!

[SuzyView]

Surprised the comments aren't coming, but they are wonderful shots. The lighting looks a little harsh on the last one, but it's okay. Happens when you are indoors. Did you use a diffuser?

[viet]

I always like the popping colors of sikh / middle-easterners' weddings.

Surprised the comments aren't coming, but they are wonderful shots. The lighting looks a little harsh on the last one, but it's okay. Happens when you are indoors. Did you use a diffuser?

Judging from the lights falling on the shots, and the eye sockets on the last one. He either didn't use flash, which I think was the case, or the ambient was over powering his flash. Either way, a diffuser wasn't going to help.

[fungry]

+1 on the colours as well. Would love to see one myself one day :)

[brownbugger]

Sick shots bro !!

[haveagoodday]

the woman looks a little old.

[sunnydacat]

Thanks for all the comments!

This was shot indoors, and the bride to be was positioned under a bulb and opposite a window. Despite my best efforts, there was no space to move her. I've tried to balance the flash with the ambient light from the window (as I was setting up the bulb was switched off), and as the ceremony starts someone switches on the bulb.....

To diffuse the flash I used the Gary Fong clear diffuser with the cap on.

The colour and imagery is great to see, but difficult to capture!

[sunnydacat]

Sick shots bro !!


Cheers!

[sunnydacat]

the woman looks a little old.

erm she's in her early 20's......but I can see what you mean!