Ed, Is that a sheet? It doesn't look like the same material as the dress and the hem on one end looks like a sheet. I like the effect. Just want to know.
57suzi wrote:
Brian, Yeah, I actually had that in mind when I was posting to Ed.Didn't quite know how to bring up the cultural history. You did it great I LOVE the islands.
location: marriott hotel - san ramon, california
event: wedding
special thanks to: monica for an awesome partner in life
this post will be a little different due to the fact that it has less FLASHY STUFF. when we shoot weddings, we also focuses on the emotional aspects of what a wedding represents. there's a lot of emotions that people go through in a wedding. we're there to capture it the best we can and as artistic as we can. =)
Everything you do is always amazing but I want to bring 1 tiny thing to your attention. In #9 of the last set you put on here, the picture where she is throwing the bouquet, her right underarm has a stray hair or a shadow that appears to be underarm hair! The shot isn't that ig so my eyes may be deceiving me but I wanted to let you know! Still, amazing shots!
photography by: ed
www.edpingolphotography.com
shoot: engagement - angie and roy
location: san francisco california
special thanks to: alan ilusorio | http://pix-al.blogspot.com/
photography by: ed
www.edpingolphotography.com
shoot: wedding
location: benicia - california
special thanks to: tinywater http://www.tinywaterblog.com/
i haven't been around here much lately (but i helped Ed with lighting on 2 shoots recently). what a great experience!
i still dunno how he gets his skies so blue but i agree with many on this thread witnessing first-hand that his interaction with the customer(s) is GOLD!
love #3 in the next to last set...wow, sexy, mooody....love it..the only thing that would have made it a slight bit better would be to have her just to the right/left of the window pane so its now coming out of her head...otherwise, I can never find anything glaringly wrong in any of your work....your consistency is awesome!! superb work as usual...
I LOVE the islands.