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The beauty is in the details
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I enjoyed my first taste of shooting a wedding last weekend. I was assisting UseLiquid. It rained for the entire drive to the Galgorm, in Ballymena and I fully expected a damp wedding. Guests arrived and the sky began to break. By the time the bride arrived the skies were blue and sunny. I thought stuff like that didn’t happen?!
I was grabbing the details and the little candid moments. Here are a few- I’ll call this ‘The build up’
Tell ya what, its hard to whittle the picks down after a wedding!
Cheers!
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Looks good Pete-
though I’d have to say-
bit of a pity about the short guy in the middle one-j
Thanks JB- agreed on the little guy. The ‘MC’ thought it would be a good time to adjust her dress. I didn’t think it was.
Nice shots, and with interesting framing and focus points. Perfect foil to a more formal photographers work.
How many times have I had people ruin great photos on wedding shoots, no amount of editing could fix!!
jb7 wrote:
bit of a pity about the short guy in the middle one-
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With his head beginning to grow up through his hair !
Hi Pete,
really nice shoots, in the last one what did you do in PS to
achieve this colour / tone of the image, i really like the look of it.thanks
Thanks for all the replies folks.
Rodred- all of these were processed in lightroom. Most adjustments can be done in photoshop too. In the last one I cooled the white balance a little. Adjusted for contrast veering towards fairly strong contrast. I partly desaturated the whole image…. -50 in lightroom. And added some vignetting. That’s about it.
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