Saturday, December 5, 2009
Noel and Jingjing Wedding
I just love everything about weddings . . . the gowns, the flowers, the emotion . . . everything. So when Jingjing e-mailed me and asked if I could help with the photography, I jumped at the chance. It was held on the beach in Kahala, and I was worried that we might get rained on, but it turned out to be a perfect day with barely a cloud in the sky.
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I LOVE the bubbles...holy moly is that the most awesome maile o wat
I love the bubbles too. I was so happy when I saw how that picture came out.
Great pictures!!
the way the weather turned out so great, just was expecting it.
Thanks Betty.
Unreal how the rain just ran out yeah, Ron.
great pictures ;-) like i said, the phone must be ringing off da hook! jalna! i NEED u for my wedding!!! i'm glad the weather cooperated; not only so that getting the right exposure wouldn't be a problem but also cuz i wouldn't want to have a single drop of water fall on your L lens! do u always shoot with a hood? a filter? for this shoot, with the bright sunshine, did u use a hood and filter? omedetooo!
Beautiful day for a beautiful wedding. Those bubbles came out really cool. Did you use a polarizer for these shots? the blue sky is soooo blue! Great shots!
What a perfect day and your colors are so vibrant. Jingjing chose well to have you help with photographing her wedding. Great shots!
Awesome pictures! White dress stands out in the blue sky. Beautiful couple.
awesome pictures...and at the worst time of day too!! great job!
Great mid-day shots! That is such a tought tiime to shoot wedding shots. Your color and comp is fantastic too. Wonderful wedding shots!
Thanks Rand! For me, this was a veeeery challenging shoot. I try to avoid taking pictures in bright sunlight because it leaves awful shadows, but for this wedding there was no choice. I used two lenses, 70-200mm f4 (w/hood) and 35mm (w/polarizing filter). Then I zapped with a lot of flash to cut out the shadows . . . not easy with the varying distances . . . I had to think, think, think.
Thanks Shun Wah. I like that bubble shot too. You know what I think really helps with the blue sky is the vibrance slider in Photoshop (not my picture taking "skill").
Thanks Celia!
Thanks Hiromi! They were a really handsome couple.
Thanks Les. These hard shoots are the real classroom for learning.
Thanks Erick. Wish you coulda come along.
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