Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Wedding”
Dina's Wedding
Finally got the change to post some shots from Dina’s wedding. I didn’t take too many photos since I was shooting the official video. Enjoy:
And a couple videos of the kids dancing with Fran:
Pacific Northwest Trip Part 4: The Wedding
Besides crazy bees that literally stole some of my beef, it was a pretty beautiful wedding. Here are my favorite shots:
One thing’s certain, I still can’t believe my little brother is married. The youngest of the first trio - I still find it weird to say he has a wife.
San Francisco Trip Days 6 and 7: The Wedding (actually in Livermore) and Aftermath
The wedding day went the way these things always go. If you’re not involved you’re spending most of the day waiting around until it’s time to get your nice clothes on and go to enjoy the wedding. I went to get In-N-Out Burger for lunch and learned that Scarlett really, really likes french fries.
Top 200 Photos: #125
Wedding bells are ringing in today’s Top 200 Photo.
I saw this photo when I went to DC with Danielle’s parents to see the Cherry Blossoms. When we were waiting to cross the street back towards the mall I saw this awesome wedding limo. I’m sure they got some awesome photos for their wedding.
Top 200 Photos: #157
There will not be a #158 because it is a photo that was already covered. (Moved up quite a few ranks much faster than I thought it would)
photo #157 is:
This is a photo from the only time I was the paid photographer at a wedding. The bride was the sister of one of Danielle’s coworkers and needed to work on a budget. Working that wedding taught me that I enjoy photographing weddings a lot more when I’m not the official photographer.
Top 200 Photos #182
This one’s a little more on the uninteresting side.
When my cousin got married I somehow got my wife to let me rent this lens. While I was at it, I decided to review it. The photo above is part of the review. The lens was great and really helped me to get the best photos I was capable of taking.
Top 200 Photos: #194
The Top 200 Photos continues.
The flower and garter tosses are when weddings really get wild and fun. The person throwing usually fakes the first throw. There are usually shenanigans going on in the receiving crowd. But, as a photographer, my favorite part is when the guy puts the garter on the woman who caught the bouquet. There’s a tension, ENCOURAGED by a good DJ, between pushing the boundaries of modesty and making the girl nervous. The rest of the guests usually help things out by cheering the man on. Sure, as I write this, I realize it’s pretty sexist, but at least it’s voluntary in that the women who get in line to catch the bouquet know exactly what’ll happen if they catch it.
Jen's Wedding Part 5: The Rest of the Wedding
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Jen's Wedding Part 4: Some Highlights from the Portrait Shots
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Here are some of my favorite photos from the group portraits session. Some of these (mostly when it’s a group photo) were me “stealing” a setup that the official photographer had already set up. Many of the shots with one or two people are quick shots I grabbed while others were being shot by the official photographer. This is one of the reasons why people who have photographer friends are so lucky. I was able to capture tons of shots that the photographer couldn’t because she just couldn’t be in two places at once.
Jen's Wedding Part 3: The Ceremony
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And so the ceremony began, starting with the couples approaching the aisle. I was able to get some great shots because I was using both my Rebel XT and Rebel XTi with the EF 28-105mm (and the lens hood to help mitigate lens flare) on one camera and the Tamron 55-200mm on the other. This allowed me to get close up shots no mater where the subjects happened to be standing.
Jen's Wedding Part 2: Jen's Creative Entrance
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Jen was no where to be found at the wedding location because she was actually across the lake for her grand entrance. None of the guests at the wedding knew about this so everyone was very excited. I went on to the docks to photograph her entrance.
Jen's Wedding Part 1: The best camera is the one you have with you
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Our good friend Jennifer Bonass got married a couple weekends ago. The wedding was out in Chestertown, Maryland - out near Ocean City. Since there’s only one bridge to get there, we left early to make sure we’d get there on time. We got there insanely early (1-1.5 hours early) so I decided to take some photos of the setup to pass the time. Turned out to be a great thing I was there early because the official photographer was with Jen and they were at another location so I was the only one to get these shots. Here are some of my favourites.