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Oct 03, 2009 14:46 |  #1

hello. i am in talks to do a outdoor wedding at the San Clemente SB Historic Cottage. i was wondering if anyone has ever done a wedding there?

The wedding is at 330 and the harsh sunlight is concerning. If anyone has shot there, can you kindly give me some advice on the location pls.

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Oct 22, 2009 13:31 |  #2

John, the light might not be as hars as you think. The sun is setting earlier now and it has been foggy of late so this could help soften the light. I have never shot there before but depending on how far away you are, a scouting trip would be a good idea. If you are too far away I might be able to help.


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Oct 22, 2009 13:57 |  #3

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John, the light might not be as hars as you think. The sun is setting earlier now and it has been foggy of late so this could help soften the light. I have never shot there before but depending on how far away you are, a scouting trip would be a good idea. If you are too far away I might be able to help.

thank you for the kind offer. I am actually planning a scouting trip down there a week prior. And you're right, the fog will certainly help with the harsh sunlight.

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