The Kilgore's didn't know what they were getting themselves in for when they asked my daughter Tina to photograph their daughter's wedding.
http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/Co...y_Wedding.html
BTW, my showing off aside, Tina did a damn fine job of the color stuff. I was just having some fun, and good wine, and red meat
Greg & Megan, beautiful shot Jim. Congrats!
Merg
Holy c. those portraits are some of the best wedding shots I've seen all year !
Terrific work Jim. I have a couple of questions. 1) How did you reduce the shadow under the bride's father's hat? 2) The circle of sharpness in the bride/groom circle seems larger than I would expect. What was the focal length of the lens, an how much was it stopped down?
1) How did you reduce the shadow under the bride's father's hat? I was probably helped some by smoke. Forest fires have made the light somewhat diffused. Add to that 6 air glass interfaces at about 4% each uncoated and it is less of a problem than with a modern lens.Originally Posted by Toyon
2) The circle of sharpness in the bride/groom circle seems larger than I would expect. What was the focal length of the lens, an how much was it stopped down? The Darlot is about 13 inch f4 focused perhaps 6-8 feet away. It was wide open.
Beautiful, just beautiful Jim. You really captured the emotion in the Bride's father's face.
"I would feel more optimistic about a bright future for man if he spent less time proving that he can outwit Nature and more time tasting her sweetness and respecting her seniority"---EB White
Jim,
Dog gone fine images!
Loved the first image... but all the others are terrific too.
Well done.
Cheers
Life in the fast lane!
Beautiful pictures, Jim. I love them all.
Really nice photos. Captured the people very nicely.
Keith Pitman
Jim...wonderful as always.
Damn, that's what I love about this place. Someone's always lighting a fire underneath me...
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