West Brisbane Wedding

[Sufran]

As mentioned in http://www.ausph.com/showthread.php/...-Brisbane-area, I was fortunate enough to be able to work as an assistant for Em at this wedding.

These are some of the flower girls from that wedding:

1 At the beginning

Info: 1/50, f2, Iso 800, +2/3EV, AWB

2 Getting ready

Info: 1/30, f5, ISO1600, +1/3, AWB

3

Info: 1/60, f2.8, ISO 2000, +1/3EV, AWB

4.

Info: 1/125, f3.2, ISO2500, AWB

5. Arriving

This is a different B&W processing. The slight sepia tones of the earlier images did not seem to work so well in the outdoor setting. I would be interested to know if people thought this would be an issue in a set of normal wedding images? Or whether consistency of processing should be the priority for a unified overall look? Thanks.

Info: 1/250, f3.5, ISO100, AWB

6 Afternoon freedom

Info: 1/250, f4.5, ISO200, AWB

[Tatts]

What an opportunity. Bet you would have learnt heaps from Em.

Did you use a tilt shift lens on number 2?

[Sufran]

I wish re the lens! And, yes, a terrific experience: I just wish I could soak up more photographic goodness at any one point of time.

The effect is from post-processing - combination of a soft-focus preset, slight vignetting, and the adjustment brush in LR (high clarity and sharpness). I suspect you could do this better in Photoshop - but I haven't used PS much. Thanks for the interest!

[Scottymc]

Fantastic stuff mate. I removed the last attachment for you sir!.
Well done and what a opportunity.

[Tatts]

I wish re the lens!
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The effect is from post-processing

No need for one of those expensive lenses if you can do it in pp
But I'm sure it would be much easier to do it in the lens.

[angel]

lovely little set of images.. did you take many of the other parts of the wedding?

[Sufran]

Hi Angel, thanks for the feedback. Yes, I did take a few more images...I find weddings very exciting to photograph, so I generally take quite a few (when I am not busy with my onerous assisting duties). So, one from the key players:-



Hi Scottymc - thanks for the presentation assist - appreciate it!