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This image was taken at my Oklahoma Workshop of the beautiful bride Sidney White during my shoot in Earlsboro. One thing I like to teach at my workshops is using off camera triggers and flashes and that's what I did with this shot. I really loved shooting Sidney and know her wedding will be beautiful!
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Camera settings: Nikon D800, 1/100 sec at f/4.0, 16mm at ISO 50, flash fired. Taken at 6:21pm.
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This image was taken during my First Reveal for Matt and Jenna at Squires Castle in Ohio. As you can see it was wintertime, but the couple didn't mind braving the cold for a First Reveal so they could make the most out of their time with me. I find that a lot of destination wedding couples will elect to either do a First Reveal or Couple Shoot after the wedding so they can capture great images of their special destination wedding. Do you like the wedding rings hanging in the tree?
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Camera settings: Nikon D2XS, 1/160 sec at f/7.1, 18mm at ISO 250, flash fired. Taken at 1:55pm.
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This image was taken at my wedding for Mike and Melodie in Manly Beach which is about 45 minutes out of Sydney. During the ceremony it started pouring and everyone started worrying about what impact it would have on the wedding photography. Having an extensive landscape photography background, I smiled and said, "Well, if the weather turns this could actually be AMAZING!" Well, once the rain dissipated we got the most beautiful clouds to come in and give us great shots. You can actually see the raindrops still sitting on the railing because we shot this about 5 minutes after the rain stopped.
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Camera settings: Nikon D3, 1/1600 sec at f/2.8, 20mm at ISO 640, flash did not fire. Taken at 4:39pm.
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This image was taken at my destination wedding for Philip and Randi at Catalina Island just off the coast of Southern California. It was a beautiful day for a wedding and we definitely made the most of it! This was taken during the First Reveal before the ceremony...and I have to say I'd be hard pressed for find a bride more daring with her dress more than Randi...she really made it possible to get these shots! Thanks Philip and Randi for letting me be part of your amazing day!
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Camera settings: Nikon D700, 1/1250 sec at f/8.0, 16mm at ISO 125, flash did not fire. Taken at 3:34pm.
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I always love it when the wedding couple does a fun or romantic theme with the cake topper at their wedding. This is from the Christmas House wedding for Chad and Kristin last week that I was able to shoot. I loved the two Skeletons with the caption of, "Love Never Dies" Definitely shows what a fun couple they are...:)
Camera settings: Nikon D700, 1/125 sec at f/5.0, 70mm at ISO 2000, flash did not fire. Taken at 5:03pm.
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This image was taken at my wedding for Aaron and Daryl at the Mosteller Mansion in Hickory North Carolina where I shot one of my destination weddings. They have a beautiful bridal room and I was so honored to shoot the wedding there for Aaron and Daryl...I just love that couple. For this image I stood on top of a chair to get the higher perspective which I think really worked for this shot. Hope you like it!
Camera settings: Nikon D800, 1/80 sc at f/4.0, 17mm at ISO 1600, flash fired. Taken at 4:51pm.
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Disney is the only place where I've ever been able to shoot with characters as part of the wedding...truly a unique and awesome experience! This image was taken at my wedding for Christina and Ransen at Disneyland for their wedding in disney and was done while the bride and groom were preparing for the cake cutting. I just love how you can sense the excitement from these two even though technically you can't see the looks on their faces....well, not the humans at least....:)
Camera settings: Nikon D3, 1/160 sec at f/6.3, 16mm at ISO 3200, flash fired. Taken at 8:53pm.
This image was taken during my couple shoot at my destination wedding for Mike and Melodie in Sydney, Australia. This was towards the tail end of the shoot where I had the couple dance on the docks of the Sydney Harbor with the Sydney Opera House in the background. We used a video light to illuminate the bride and groom and shot at high ISO to bring in the background.
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Camera settings: Nikon D3, 1/80 sec at f/2.0, 20mm at ISO 5000, flash did not fire. Taken at 9:17pm by Jason Lanier in Sydney, Australia.
Below is a link to view a 4 minute video and client testimonial we did for the wedding that I shot in Sydney, Australia for Mike and Melodie! Click below to view now:
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Video contains images from the wedding, shows some behind the scenes footage, and shows us shooting the image here at the Sydney Opera House. I love doing destination weddings and I'm so grateful for the opportunity I had to do this one here in Australia...
This image was taken at the wedding for Seth and Yvonne in Wales, United Kingdom during my destination wedding there which was amazing. We had a great time and this was at the end of our couple shoot the day after the wedding. Hope you like it!
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Ever been called a "Bastard" before and liked it? Well, this is one time that I did! Link to view the quick testimonial is located at the bottom of this post...
I wanted to share a client video testimonial that we shot during the Armenian wedding for Sam and Alvina in Glendale, California. This was filmed at the tail end of the Reception at Anoush Banquet Hall after we shot for over 17 hours! I love the passion and fun this couple had and I can't wait to see their family grow and be part of it.
Photographers, are you getting your clients to give you testimonials and reviews? If you aren't, you should....
CLICK BELOW TO WATCH THE QUICK TESTIMONIAL BELOW, IT'S LESS THAN 2 MINUTES!
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This image was taken during my bridal shoot in Paris last year. It was an amazing shoot and I can't thank Ashley Rau enough for being so great!
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