Mid October wedding

I'm really trying to make an effort to share more...

1. 1Ds3/85 1.8 - Prep

1Ds3/10-22???
Is it possible?

Nice pictures bro. #1 is superb.

HAH - everyone always asks that. He modded his 10-22

gnats50 wrote in post #6886538
1Ds3/10-22???
Is it possible?

leninglass wrote in post #6887066
HAH - everyone always asks that. He modded his 10-22

Ah, yes! Found it: https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=361877

That's amazing!

Also, rolling out with Canon and Nikon! Fascinating.

Anyway, these photos are all top notch, and I especially like #1.

These are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Gorgeous. I love your work.

1. Darn near perfect. I love the lines. It's almost as if it's a still-life. Did you arrange that vase there, or did you just find it like that? Either way, just stunning.

2. I think it would look better with a slightly different crop that got rid of the pew and seated religious figures on the right hand side.

3. Beautiful, but I wish you didn't clip the bottom of the dress, as it leads the eye right out of frame.

4. Car and stuff on the left-hand side of the background is my only complaint.

5. There's a car on the right. Also, I don't know how I feel about big, featureless conjunctions of tree branches. They're very busy, and I don't know if they're framing the couple or the sky well enough to be included.

6. I'm not going to say I don't like the texture in any case, but I don't like it in this particular image. The couples are posed too casually (and the groomsmen are wearing Chucks, for goodness sake!) for this to work as an "old-style" image, and the post-processing most assuredly screams "old-style!"

7. Beautiful image for such extreme conditions. I'm not fond of the groom's knee coming up beside the bride, and the flower in her bouquet mirrors the bosom-line of her dress in kind of a weird way.

I love how you go out, find the composition, and make positive artistic choices in the environment you have. You really give a lot of thought to your setups, and it shows. I have a lot to learn from you.

#1: STUNNING work!

thanks y'all.

In dynamic, on-location shooting, one cannot always get the most perfect backgrounds. Cars are there, people are there, garbage bins are there. How often does the 'perfect' shot happen? I dunno... maybe once or twice a year? At least, that's how I feel.

I also didn't put the vase there. That's where it was. It was a cute 'wedding money' jar.

Beautiful, great work.

OMG, love the first shot. That is the type of photography I love - wedding or not! Neat vintage color range, nice asymmetrical balance and you still know what the image is saying. LOVE it.

Awesome, loving your wide angle style..

AMAZING pictures WOW...

Nicely done. I like the touch of the converse shoes. Seen it several times but like it everytime

stunning pics

number 4 makes me feel like the clouds are moving