On some of my recent trips back to the UK I've had a couple of things to do, but have spent quite a lot of my time twiddling my thumbs or just wandering about taking photographs. This trip, however, is quite a lot busier: I got back on Wednesday, went clothes shopping on Thursday (which was hellish), photographed a wedding with Sheila Morris yesterday, and spent today delivering the first of two days 1-2-1 training. I've got Monday off, but have three morning training sessions next week, after which I fly back to BG with my good mate Craig.
As I'm sure you will have already worked out, this is the first of a number shots that I'll be posting from the wedding: the youngest of three flowergirls. She was definitely a cutey :)
I also have a couple more portraits that I'll be posting, and at least four shots from this morning's training session. I'll post the first of those on Monday.
captured camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality RAW converter plugins (etc) cropped?
comment by Cesar at 09:15 PM (GMT) on 9 October, 2010
This is great, I love the dress and her expression. Her right hand looks a bit strange :S
In a different topic, I notice this photo didn´t have the "show the original" option (at least in Chrome I can´t see it). If this ok?
comment bydjn1 at 09:19 PM (GMT) on 9 October, 2010
Thanks Cesar. As for the 'show original', I just forgot to code it in - it's there now.
comment byCarlos Garcia at 01:20 AM (GMT) on 10 October, 2010
This is a delight David! Seems like the processing is subtle, but the resulting richness of color and contrast is great. She is the Queen of cute!
comment byDan Kaufman at 02:09 AM (GMT) on 10 October, 2010
I've never shot a wedding as a primary, but have loved the experience as a secondary. Is that what you're doing here? (I think I'd be scared to death to be the primary at a wedding--just being the husband--twice!! was hellish enough.)
I love the centered glow you gave this image, but I'm not so sure about the dodged blur to the lower right corner.
comment byAryan at 09:02 AM (GMT) on 10 October, 2010
what a lovely show, well done.
comment byLuisa at 11:09 AM (GMT) on 10 October, 2010
Definitely you have a special touch photographing children.
comment bydjib at 08:42 AM (GMT) on 11 October, 2010
Awesome capture. I love the square aspect ratio and every little detail in that girl's attitude: the two feet pointed at each other, her hands, the way she is looking back, her expression, …
comment bydjn1 at 03:07 PM (GMT) on 11 October, 2010
On some of my recent trips back to the UK I've had a couple of things to do, but have spent quite a lot of my time twiddling my thumbs or just wandering about taking photographs. This trip, however, is quite a lot busier: I got back on Wednesday, went clothes shopping on Thursday (which was hellish), photographed a wedding with Sheila Morris yesterday, and spent today delivering the first of two days 1-2-1 training. I've got Monday off, but have three morning training sessions next week, after which I fly back to BG with my good mate Craig.
As I'm sure you will have already worked out, this is the first of a number shots that I'll be posting from the wedding: the youngest of three flowergirls. She was definitely a cutey :)
I also have a couple more portraits that I'll be posting, and at least four shots from this morning's training session. I'll post the first of those on Monday.
camera
lens
focal length
aperture
shutter speed
shooting mode
exposure bias
metering mode
ISO
flash
image quality
RAW converter
plugins (etc)
cropped?
Canon 5D Mark II
EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM
200mm
f/5.6
1/500
aperture priority
+1/3
evaluative
200
no
RAW
ACR
none
1x1
This is great, I love the dress and her expression. Her right hand looks a bit strange :S
In a different topic, I notice this photo didn´t have the "show the original" option (at least in Chrome I can´t see it). If this ok?
Thanks Cesar. As for the 'show original', I just forgot to code it in - it's there now.
This is a delight David! Seems like the processing is subtle, but the resulting richness of color and contrast is great. She is the Queen of cute!
I've never shot a wedding as a primary, but have loved the experience as a secondary. Is that what you're doing here? (I think I'd be scared to death to be the primary at a wedding--just being the husband--twice!! was hellish enough.)
I love the centered glow you gave this image, but I'm not so sure about the dodged blur to the lower right corner.
what a lovely show, well done.
Definitely you have a special touch photographing children.
Awesome capture. I love the square aspect ratio and every little detail in that girl's attitude: the two feet pointed at each other, her hands, the way she is looking back, her expression, …
Thanks everyone :)