I recently became aware that the lavender plants at the Young Living Lavender Farms in Mona, Utah were in bloom and I wanted to take a trip down there to see what a photo shoot there would be like. And the more I thought about it, the more I got the words Lavender Fields Forever stuck in my mind.
But I'm really not a landscape photographer. I'm more of a people photographer. So I couldn't very well just show up and take pictures of the landscape. So what would contrast most with a field of lavender? What would stand out and really show up against a sea of purple? Well... a bride dressed in white, of course!
So I grabbed a model with a wedding dress and a lighting assistant and off we went.
Before getting to the lavender fields, we were driving down the road and saw this beautiful wheat field so we stopped in and took a few pictures there before heading down to the lavender fields.
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Then off we went to the main attraction, the lavender fields:
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No, we didn't use gels, just straight flash. The first images are without any light modifier (too much light and not enough power in a little 580 EXII to use the softbox). Then later as the sun was setting I put a softbox on the flash.

