The guy is a legend. Had a blast this weekend with Tony Hoffer. I came. I shot. He conquered. He posted a lot already, so I'll just add my couple that I enjoyed. Like he said, there were so many to go through it's not even funny.
I got to go to NYC for the very first time, something I have been waiting for my entire life, images on the blog as well. Chilling with the Hoff and Jason Prezant just made it even better.
Things I learned this weekend:
-Photo Mechanic is a necessity
-I shoot too much, need to cull down my images
-Tony's images are essentially as they were shot in camera
-The Canon 1D4 at 3200 is really nice
-A Philly cheesesteak is a good thing
-24" of snow is a lot
-B&H is an experience that every photographer should enjoy in person
-Dirty water dogs are pretty darn good
-Hoffer is the man
Great stuff. It is really interesting how both of your strong individual styles came together to compliment and blend into a wonderful presentation of the day.
Nice work on the whole, just one minor observation:
8. Father of the Bride fairly central; Bride right side, slightly off centre and cropped; bystanders on the left... I feel the shot would have been a little stronger with the whole of the bride in shot, omitting the guy with the red (Sony?) point and shoot!
your detail shots are smoking howt!
24 inches of snow is pretty sweet isnt it! I love snow, I camp in the snow!
Great set couple is lucky to have both you guys shooting.
Doug
Fantastic... I'm really disapointed that I wasn't able to join you guys in NYC. It would have bene great to meet you and thank you in person for your presets... and enjoy a dirty water dog with you.
This set looks great.. it was really cool to see the differing PP styles between you and Tony.
bride tearing up FTW spencer. Well done 2nd shooting (Which is different than shooting primary, thus togs often can be a good 2nd or a good primary but rarely both)
