3rd wedding for 2007

[cwphoto]

Bride by window.

EOS-1D Mark II N & EF 35mm f/1.4 L USM. 1/60s @ f/2, ISO 200:

[cwphoto]

EOS-1D Mark II N & EF 35mm f/1.4 L USM. 1/60s @ f/2, ISO 200:

[cwphoto]

EOS-1D Mark II N & EF 85mm f/1.2 L II USM. 1/80s @ f/2, ISO 100:

[cwphoto]

EOS-1D Mark II N & EF 135mm f/2 L USM. 1/320s @ f/4, ISO 100:

[cwphoto]

EOS-1D Mark II N & EF 85mm f/1.2 L II USM. 1/200s @ f/2.2, ISO 200:

[cwphoto]

EOS-1D Mark II N & EF 85mm f/1.2 L II USM. 1/200s @ f/2.8, ISO 100:

[cwphoto]

EOS-1D Mark II N & EF 24mm f/1.4 L USM. 1/160s @ f/2, ISO 800:

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EOS-1D Mark II N & EF 35mm f/1.4 L USM. 1s @ f/10, ISO 800:

[coldrain]

Hmm... if/when I am going to get married I should do it in Australia! Not just to have a photographer as you haha... but the backdrops, scenery and wedding dresses/suits, it all looks "right" in your shoots :eek:


Those two black and white window shots are very nice CW, I really like them.
What I would like to see is the white light engulfing them more though, I am a fan of light doing that at times. It makes the subject well lighted and the light soften and embrace them...

I hope you do not mind?

[cdifoto]

I dunno what to say anymore. I just try to soak it all in for copycatting later. :)

[cwphoto]

Hmm... if/when I am going to get married I should do it in Australia! Not just to have a photographer as you haha... but the backdrops, scenery and wedding dresses/suits, it all looks "right" in your shoots :eek:


Those two black and white window shots are very nice CW, I really like them.
What I would like to see is the white light engulfing them more though, I am a fan of light doing that at times. It makes the subject well lighted and the light soften and embrace them...

I hope you do not mind?

Well you had your chance at an Aussie girl Coldy and you let her go! :D

I don't mind at all.

[noyjimi]

christian, these are all A+++ quality, as always. i've got a few shots like the first one from my work and all of those brides loved them in b&w

[X-SOFT]

all of them amazing.
the last one is my favourite.

[Nickcanada]

so what is the deal with 'dance', did you use a tripod?

You know they rock, you don't need me to say it. :cool:

[cwphoto]

so what is the deal with 'dance', did you use a tripod?

You know they rock, you don't need me to say it. :cool:

No, laid down on the edge of a swimming pool. :eek:

[D Thompson]

Bride by window.

EOS-1D Mark II N & EF 35mm f/1.4 L USM. 1/60s @ f/2, ISO 200:

CW - fantastic shot, I absolutely love this one. It really portrays the bride looking to the future and to what will be. I think the pose of her arms adds to that. My only suggestion would be to clone out the post on the right side as it distracts just a little IMO. Also, you might do a little dodging on the back of her dress just to bring it out a bit more. I might actually do just a small amount of burning on the pattern at the bottom of the dress or mask over it so it doesn't get lightened.

Otherwise - great shots as always.

[te1221]

I like the figurines on the cake :D

[cwphoto]

CW - fantastic shot, I absolutely love this one. It really portrays the bride looking to the future and to what will be. I think the pose of her arms adds to that. My only suggestion would be to clone out the post on the right side as it distracts just a little IMO. Also, you might do a little dodging on the back of her dress just to bring it out a bit more. I might actually do just a small amount of burning on the pattern at the bottom of the dress or mask over it so it doesn't get lightened.

Otherwise - great shots as always.

Thanks Dennis for the detailed analysis/feedback. :)

[zmikers]

CW - Great work as always. I love seeing your posts, it really gives me inspiration. Your couples most walk away very happy and satisfied with your work. Really, keep posting. I'd love to see more in the future.:D

[boog]

I'm with Don, just soaking it all in. How did ou get the shot with the bride and groom in focus and the rest so blurred?

[JMWallace]

Love em CW!! Finally got my new computer and FINALLY have a calibrated monitor. Started my "Favorite Samples" file for future reference. All of these made it in!!!

TOP notch work!

[Dawoofo]

I'm with Don, just soaking it all in. How did ou get the shot with the bride and groom in focus and the rest so blurred?

They had to stand still for a while. :D

Man, CW, your work is one of the reasons I check this forum so much. Just awesome. :)

[achuang]

Beautiful shots there CW. Was this one of those weddings where you used just primes and no zooms? Always enjoy seeing your work.

[Vich]

Beautiful. Thank you for posting!

Yeah; copycat filing in brain now...

Just love your stuff. Seriously; if you ever publish a book I'd get one.

[adam75south]

so did you tell them to stay still? that is a genius shot there cw.

[Nickcanada]

No, laid down on the edge of a swimming pool. :eek:


Impressive! you show off. :p :)

[cwphoto]

so did you tell them to stay still? that is a genius shot there cw.

Yeah just prompted them to stand like statues. It was a couple of songs after the bridal waltz so it wasn't like I was interrupting 'the moment'.

They did good (except I would rather have had his eyes closed). :)

[Sungrazer]

It's a good shot. I'm making a mental note of the idea. It would've been fun to see a 5 second exposure, assuming they could've held still. :)