The other week, I had the pleasure of photographing a pre-wedding session. They decided to do a shoot now that its nice out just incase we don't have nice weather in November. We met nice and early at The Roosevelt Hotel to avoid traffic and the heat. After a couple of photos at the Roosevelt Hotel, we made our way to Central Park and the Conservatory Garden. I am super excited for their wedding this coming November! The couple is very fun and mello. Here are a few of my favorites! Please let me know what you guys think! Thanks in advance!
Classic and gorgeous! #8 takes my breath away, such an iconic wedding photograph. Great idea to go early and avoid the crowds--that also gives these shots a sense of privacy that's rare and special in a spot that's typically crawling with people. Love this set.
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Classic and gorgeous! #8 takes my breath away, such an iconic wedding photograph. Great idea to go early and avoid the crowds--that also gives these shots a sense of privacy that's rare and special in a spot that's typically crawling with people. Love this set.
The details need some work. the weakest part of the set.
The shoes ... turn the chair and bring in the red cloth.
#17 ... I would throw a gradient from the top ... darken it down ... the cover of bridge is distracting.
Really dig #14. ... why different perspective.
#8 is nice.
#10 is boring. I ask... how can you make it interesting?
The PP is consistent .... even though there are some blown out dresses... the radial gradient tool is really cool to use - inverse - if you want to lighten faces. Thus helping keep white dresses in bright skies under control.
Some fine shooting. Classic can be very good ... particularly to the wallet.
Very nice set, but the whole thing seems a bit bizarre to me. Mid-summer photos in full wedding dress for a winter wedding? It seems like they should have planned for a non-winter wedding.
Shots like #8 and #14 remind me I should stop being so lazy and whipping the 24mm out whenever I want to make a shot with lots of negative space. Because the result is much better if you bother to walk the distance with a 85mm. Thank you for schooling me.
Tilt in #13 seems accidental. I don't think it adds anything.
Really great. Had a look at your site and a couple blog posts and you are very talented. I think your site could use an About Me page to add some personality to it.
