I love the detail of the photograph in the background. Amazing detail!
(09.18.12 @ 02:56 PM)Wonderful post. A picture is worth than thousands words. Photography is indeed the best way to express your feelings and depicts the era. I love photography and look over the web for finding useful stuff for the same. I came across your blog and after subscribing in my feeder I hope you will keep on the good posts like this continuously. Thanks You
Wonderful post. A picture is worth than thousands words. Photography is indeed the best way to express your feelings and depicts the era. I love photography and look over the web for finding useful stuff for the same. I came across your blog and after subscribing in my feeder I hope you will keep on the good posts like this continuously. Thanks You
I do. I really do! During this split second frame the Groom was saying his vows and repeated himself out of sheer nerves. The bride, touching his face, smiled and giggled and they both shared some tension breaking laughter. If I have the space available during the bride and groom vows, I love to shoot at this angle. It allows me to focus on their faces and capture these amazing expressions. Last year, I remember quite clearly, a priest actually stopped the service to see 'where the photographer was'. He was quite orderly and pointed to me where I should stand. I was so upset that he disrupted the ceremony and the chance to photograph a natural expressed moment, that I refused to stand center of the isle like he asked. Thank goodness my clients trust me enough to make my own decisions or I wouldn't get shots like this!
