*edit* PS - sorry I haven't been around much, a family member has undergone some very serious health issues and I have been very very busy doing what I can to help.

Rachelle & Theo

You may remember Rachelle and Theo as the couple who had their wedding venue catch fire only a day before they were to be married there (link goes to article and image): http://www.bracebridgeexaminer.com/article/146376


- well, unfortunate circumstances did not prevent this from being an amazing wedding! As always, more goes here to give a fuller scope of the shots for the day then the pruned blog - it's like the reverse of most posters, I guess.


1 - The Essentials:

amazing work as usual Jeremy!

I think this set is your best set out of the last few weddings you've posted.

Fab set. Some inspirational stuff in there! Cheers, Martin

Matthew Bailly wrote:
amazing work as usual Jeremy!

+1

fantastic set

seraphkz wrote:
I think this set is your best set out of the last few weddings you've posted.

Thank you. I like different weddings for different reasons, and each one has their own feel, their own unique angle you try to capture...I find opinion on which is one is preferred to another always varies depending on certain things each observer enjoys..be it more/less processing, indoor/versus outdoor, natural light versus strobes, etc.

Really beautiful work

still mad at the duotone. please stop. i beg.

other than that, pretty heroic set.

Sergio Mottola wrote:
still mad at the duotone. please stop. i beg.

other than that, pretty heroic set.

ty serg. I heart you, but the clients heart the duo. It's an unending battle.

Also, ty everyone for the kindness. I will promise to hang out more.

Fantastic set.

I don't think I've ever seen a dress shot more awesome than the one you posted here.

I also found the shot of the B&G in the charred location and the shot of them kissing with the sun a bit up on the left to be incredibly awesome photos. I already knew you kicked a$$ but here you even kicked your OWN a$$.

The detail you retained in the dress is phenomenal. It's like you didn't just nail the exposure... you nailed a nail into the middle of the nail that had nailed the exposure. (can you say that quick).

I really like how your unique fashion style comes through but is muted exactly at the point where fashion would hinder classic.

Again, huge kudos dude.

Man Imagine what I would be writing if you didn't piss me off from time to time

Great set Jeremy! That's really horrible what happened, but it looks like the wedding was a great success. Hope everything works out okay for your family member.

Cheers,
Jeff

I don't understand all of the love for this dress shot? Though I am thankful to receive it.

i think it really helps that it lets light come through it, so the details in the front are really visible.

Holy $#@(#*$&. You just rocked this set man, I swear this is some of your best stuff. Too many to comment on, but, there were a couple of outloud grunts on my end while browsing.

Werd. Lot more natural lit shots in this set then others I've seen. A good thing I'd say.

Lisy:
"I don't think I've ever seen a dress shot more awesome than the one you posted here."

Though it's awesome THIS shot is my favotire from the Jer. I think about it EVERY wedding I shoot. Serious.

Sam,

Katy said the near exact same thing as you did regarding that dress shot secret mind trix?

Solid set bro

Your ring shot is gorgeous. I really love the simplicity of it. The last shot in series 4 is just lovely. I do wish there was a little bit of space between her chin and the edge of the photo however. Great set, love all the natural light.

This is such a sweet set! In addition to the great shot of the dress (yes, it is gorgeous, and quite different from the one Sam likes - both are wonderful, but they're different), I like the way you focused only on the bride or on the groom in some of the shots. That puts the viewer into the mindset that it is 'their' day, with everything happening around them. And the blur effect adds to that message.

For me, the difference in the two dress shots is the airy feel of the color image vs the texture and shadows in the B&W image on this set. I would love either in an album.

Finally, it is so nice to know there was a happy ending to the venue crisis. Hey, they not only found a lovely place to hold the ceremony, there's plenty of water, it appears, just in case . . .

Congrats to you on a wonderful collection of memories -

Marcy

Jclay Blue haha
really really nice job and mix of processing
not much else to say that has not already been said
great
job
doug

Natural light jedi. Excellent work. Prep shots are your strength, and this set is notably better than others you've posted.

awesome work again Jeremy. 4c is just an incredibly beautiful shot of her, one of the best bride shots I have seen here in a while.

Hope everything works out with the family, take care, will be sending good thoughts your way.

Sweet set, great job.

Some very nice stuff here. Nice mood going on.

Jer... sweet set. It's been a while since you posted a set.. and that's obvious because you forgot to post numbers...

I'm guessing you were just saving up this goodness for a rainy day. WOW! I love all of the b&w's here. Too many to comment on without those numbers, but there are lots of good ones.