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Just completed this wedding not much PP done just tones/contrast/colour adjustment....the backlit ones were a challenge....

Wanted to keep the golden tones of the sunset here....


Natural as can be....


No other fish in the sea for this dude...


Weddings everywhere....


Cheers
Dan

Love the 2nd one

Colours, composition and terrific subject separation has really helped create a memorable image here Dan. I bet the couple a chuffed.
cheers
marco

Thanks guys........

Dan

Thanks for the inspiration. Despite having completed dozens of weddings as videographers Kate and I have our first wedding this Sat to shoot stills and video for, so fingers crossed. We know how hard weddings can be and how rewarding.

Lovely work as always Dan.

Hudo

Number 1 bothers me I would like the couple either more exposed or a silhouette it is somewhere in the middle and that is not great for me...

Number 2 is a stand out love the colours

Number 3 is good too great exposure pity about the suit flapping up.

number 2 is definitely a stand out, one of those shots you put in the memory bank to plagiarise next wedding shoot

Nice work Dan, #2 is my pick.
I've found this strobist blog and the preceding 3.1, 3.2 & 3.3 as great tutorials on mucking around with twilight shots. Well the whole blog is awesome, but the Strobist stuff may have given you some options.
Cheers, Brett

slavo wrote:Nice work Dan, #2 is my pick.
I've found this strobist blog and the preceding 3.1, 3.2 & 3.3 as great tutorials on mucking around with twilight shots. Well the whole blog is awesome, but the Strobist stuff may have given you some options.
Cheers, Brett

Thanks guys....and yes that tutorial is awesome i have just read it , thanks mate

Dan

Shots look fantastic as usual! Colours and tones look great. #2 for me as well...