clement weather
This wedding photography picture was taken at Maylands wedding venue, the use of such an acute angle works for this picture as the eye is taken from the bottom to top without (most importantly) losing focus on the Bride & Groom in the middle.
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Stockbrook Manor Essex
This wedding photography shot was taken at Stockbrook Manor wedding venue in Essex, smiles just make a picture every time and this bride and groom had bucket loads, by bringing the heads together it stops that horrible gap you often see in close ups of people. this picture was post processed using a Fuji ultra colour filter to just slightly warm the skin tones.
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Classic close up
This wedding photography picture is an old time classic close up, bodies close together no gaps and always smiling, simplicity still works, the picture was post processed in photoshop using a dreamy black and white filter.
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Life through a fish-eye lens
This wedding photography shot was taken at Gosfield Hall wedding venue in Essex, it was shot using a wide 8mm fish-eye lens, which is why all the people on the top table are included in the picture and some of the wedding guests, this gives a really wide perspective view of the whole room.
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LOVES FIRST KISS
Sun rays cascading down,water fountain, bridge, bride and groom kissing, what more could you ask for from a wedding picture, one of the nicest couples you could ever wish to meet, oh that helps as well, congratulations to you both, have a long and happy life together, and you two ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Model Material
This pose just works, it is so old yet timeless, all models love it, so why not use it on the most important day of your life.
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subtle tones
When shooting wedding flowers you certainly don’t want to be blasting flash onto them,try to place them by a window for the natural light to work its wonders, if you cant get to any natural light then correct use of the amount of flash and angles is paramount.
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Elegance indeed
This pose is what I like to call the looking down pose, if done correctly, it can, as we see here, produce the stunning wedding photography picture every Bride is looking for.
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Happy Bride
This wedding photography picture was shot using height, it gives a completely different angle to what you would normally see when a bride is sitting down on the summer grass, it was then post processed using a Fuji Reala filter to add more contrast between the grass and the wedding dress.
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Loving Couple
When shooting wedding photography pictures inside a car you should always use as much natural light as possible, rather than automatically presuming you need to use flash, this wedding picture was then given a white vignette to enhance the natural light even more and a romantic dreamy feel.
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