From this weekends wedding: I'm going through over 2,200 frames from a job I'm sure some would say we overshot a little... But I have known the groom since I was in middle school, so we spared no media cards. My associate photographer and I blasted 16.3GB worth of NEF's in less than 6 hours: here is a peak at a few of my personal favorites.
I purposely chose a variety of compositions to display here. I'd love to hear your thoughts on them.
D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/60, f/4, ISO 200, bounce flash + window light.
Using her dress as a backdrop, I stood on a rather flimsy chair while the bridesmaids held her dress up high.
D2h, 12-24 AFS DX, 1/60, f/4, ISO 320, bounce flash + window light
I couldn't let her bridemaids hide behind the dress all day! (Her daughter is on the left.)
D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/80, f/4, ISO 320, window light, -0.7EV bounce fill flash
Detail of the rings & dress.
D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/500, f/4. ISO 200, multiple wireless SB800's.
Formal Bridal portrait means I get to use wireless iTTL!
D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/80, f/4, ISO 400, bounced flash
This is my buddy trying to be GQ. He's not used to being photographed, but he did well here.
D2h, 12-24 AFS DX, 1/1,250, f/5.6, ISO 400, -1EV fill flash
The infamous group shot. I love the Bride's daughter holding her hands up so she doesn't have to see them kiss!
D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/1,600, f/4.5, ISO 200, -1EV fill flash
Trying out a new angle.
D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/6 (yes you read that correct) f/3.2 ISO 400, rear sync flash.
Not a Photoshop effect folks. With a shutter speed at 1/6 sec, I twisted and moved the camera to smear the background into a firery painting.
Thanks for lookin at the modem buster.
I purposely chose a variety of compositions to display here. I'd love to hear your thoughts on them.

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D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/60, f/4, ISO 200, bounce flash + window light.
Using her dress as a backdrop, I stood on a rather flimsy chair while the bridesmaids held her dress up high.

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D2h, 12-24 AFS DX, 1/60, f/4, ISO 320, bounce flash + window light
I couldn't let her bridemaids hide behind the dress all day! (Her daughter is on the left.)

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D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/80, f/4, ISO 320, window light, -0.7EV bounce fill flash
Detail of the rings & dress.

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D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/500, f/4. ISO 200, multiple wireless SB800's.
Formal Bridal portrait means I get to use wireless iTTL!

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D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/80, f/4, ISO 400, bounced flash
This is my buddy trying to be GQ. He's not used to being photographed, but he did well here.

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D2h, 12-24 AFS DX, 1/1,250, f/5.6, ISO 400, -1EV fill flash
The infamous group shot. I love the Bride's daughter holding her hands up so she doesn't have to see them kiss!

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D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/1,600, f/4.5, ISO 200, -1EV fill flash
Trying out a new angle.

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D2x, 28-70 AFS, 1/6 (yes you read that correct) f/3.2 ISO 400, rear sync flash.
Not a Photoshop effect folks. With a shutter speed at 1/6 sec, I twisted and moved the camera to smear the background into a firery painting.
Thanks for lookin at the modem buster.