The photo was taken in the Castlefield area of Manchster in October 2014. The area is famous for it's cobbled streets, huge viaducts and quirky industrial spaces. It's quite common
Wedding Photographer Santiago, Chile. David Alarcón shares a wedding photography technique.
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David Alarcón
My name is David Alarcón and I work with Oriana Bustamante, she is my parter at work and my wife. Together we are DAVIDYORIANA. We are wedding photographers in Chile.
This time it was a very different surroundings for me because I'd never been in that place before. I searched the Internet information about the place and checked images of others photographers to avoid doing similar images. This is an exercise that I frequently do with the purpose of showing different and unique work to others. All the images that I saw from that place were from the bottom to the top . So I decided to make an image from top to bottom. It was not an easy task because I also wanted to do an interesting and vertiginous angle that shows the huge and deep scenery. So when it was the time I set my camera in manual mode and adjusted ISO, speed, framing and I set my camera in continuous shooting and I asked the bride that once inside the elevator she looked through the glass. Happily everything went perfect and I could captured the image that I was looking for.
Details :
Camera: Canon 5d III
Lens: Canon 16-35mm 2.8L II
Aperture: 4
ISO: 800
Speed: 320
Post-production: Lightroom
This time it was a very different surroundings for me because I'd never been in that place before. I searched the Internet information about the place and checked images of others photographers to avoid doing similar images. This is an exercise that I frequently do with the purpose of showing different and unique work to others. All the images that I saw from that place were from the bottom to the top . So I decided to make an image from top to bottom. It was not an easy task because I also wanted to do an interesting and vertiginous angle that shows the huge and deep scenery. So when it was the time I set my camera in manual mode and adjusted ISO, speed, framing and I set my camera in continuous shooting and I asked the bride that once inside the elevator she looked through the glass. Happily everything went perfect and I could captured the image that I was looking for.
Details :
Camera: Canon 5d III
Lens: Canon 16-35mm 2.8L II
Aperture: 4
ISO: 800
Speed: 320
Post-production: Lightroom
I am originally from Sweden but both parents are polish. For the last 15 years I have been living abroad (Norway, UK, US, Australia) but now I live in Switzerland. I started with p
Antonio Gibotta, been born to Avellino in August of 1988, since quickly approaches itself and the work of the father, an asserted photographer is gotten passionate carefully to the
