Love the set.
Pity about the shadow on the face in #7.

Merv.

Thank you all for your comments!


merv- ya you would think I would learn

Matt B- He is ex military I was lucky to get a smile He did smile a lot he is really in love with that girl. I just chose more epic shots to show.

Steve- Thanks for checking them out you are right 300 is one of my favorite movies. 300 type looks never seem to work with an action. 90 percent of that look I have found is the lighting.

Daniel- I really love garden of the gods as well. We have a few rock structures here roxbourough park and red rocks also have that cool look. Are you in colorado?

Sam- That is a most interesting comment? Had to stop and think about that I have never had anyone say that to me. "Your images always have an expensive look to them." That is a huge compliment. I would love to hear what makes them look expensive.

Jonathon H- We have lots of nice portraits of the bride. I just showed the photo's that I was the most drawn to.

archangel wrote:

Daniel- I really love garden of the gods as well. We have a few rock structures here roxbourough park and red rocks also have that cool look. Are you in colorado?




no, i'm in nashville but i've shot there a few times-i wouldn't mind living there for a bit-gorgeous country (most of my time was spent around colorado springs)

daniel

Dang. PP and lighting work is just awesome. You have a look that is very unique and distinct, love it. So sharp, great style, keep rocking it up.

very nice set. congrats.

amazing work! classy looking wedding too!

Your PP work on number 3 is out of this world! Very nice set of images.

#11 would've been cooler if the 2 guys on the left were closer to the center (less space between each other and the groom, like the right side), and they were both looking at the camera.

#5 is reminiscient of Karsh's famous portrait of Audrey Hepburn, especially with the bride's hairstyle, dress and hair color.

nice processing. Great captures very epic