Some quick pics from todays wedding

[Toogy]

Assisting again this weekend, managed to get these shots. Can't wait to be the primary so I can get better angles.
#1
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4130.jpg
#2
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4169.jpg
#3
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4180.jpg
#4
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4193.jpg
#5
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4243.jpg
#6
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4249.jpg
#7
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4258.jpg
#8
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4261.jpg
#9
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4268.jpg
#10
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4271.jpg
#11
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4274.jpg
#12
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4281.jpg
#13
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4287.jpg
#14
http://www.digitaliso.ca/files/IMG_4312.jpg

[Dante King]

WOW, i cant wait for you to be the primary either!

[Sailfish]

Love them all, but #1 is my fav. One of the best uses of selective colour I have seen. Usually it looks out of place. But here it is quite natural.

Mal

[mrclark321]

Great shots, great series!!! what lense did you mostly use?

Dan

[jO3]

13 n 14 are awesome!!!

Is it just me, or do the pics seem a tad underexposed?

[felix21685]

very cool shots..im also interested in lens choice

[pleutim]

Looks like an overcast day but still, an awesome wedding! The bride looks like she got a little sun from somewhere - red shoulders and chest. I'm not crazy about the tilted pics but in all other aspects they're great. The ones after the b&w seem underexposed or needing more contrast to me too.

I like 'em.

[Toogy]

Most were taken with my 85mm F1.8

[schmoelzel]

Beautiful!! With this quality it shouldn't be long until you're the primary photographer!! Glad to see that my old 85 is getting a good workout!! Was this at the little winery outside of St. Thomas??

[Inspired Photography]

There are some great shots in there... fantastic work.

Not that it is too important, but a res warning might be useful in the thread for people like me who are still on 56k (cos we can't get broadband here). It took me quite a while for them to load up. Glad i let them load though :P

Rob

[Toogy]

Beautiful!! With this quality it shouldn't be long until you're the primary photographer!! Glad to see that my old 85 is getting a good workout!! Was this at the little winery outside of St. Thomas??

Thanks
Yes it was at Qu d'vin (sp?) winery just outside St.Thomas.
I will be shooting my cousins wedding next weekend by myself so that should be a real test.

[MCB]

I like them as well. Very well done!

I think #1 worked out very well, except for the image in the picture frame. You might consider going back and modifying that part. If you can get a copy of that picture, scan it, and Photoshop it in there, it could be very nice. Then you're free to colorize it, desaturate it, shadow it, blur it or whatever you like. You could even use different images to see how they work. Maybe in prints for the bride's parents, you could have a picture of them with her. That sort of thing. There's a lot of room to play around with that if the family is interested.

Gret job. I wish my wedding pictures looked as good. :)

[djonto]

Some superb shots there. I love the selective colour in number 1, it is really effective. My favourite out of all of them has to be number 7 - awsome!

[kevin_c]

Just one word from me - Beautiful !

[bolantej]

wonderful shots. i'm glad those hayrolls (or whatever they're called) did not roll backwards while they were on top of them. that may be a lens i need. darnit! i was just about to buy a new camera bag.

[PhotosGuy]

Very nice shots! If you shot RAW you can pull some detail out of the framed picture in #1.