Hello, my name is Alfredo Toscano. I am a wedding photographer from Recife, Brazil. My motivation to shoot weddings is the feeling of the moment and the stories of each couple.
Wedding Photographer Castilla-La Mancha, Toledo. Iñaki Lungarán shares a wedding photography technique.
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I was born in 1981 between flashlights and cameras in my parents old photo-study. I grew up and played between photo sessions and film rolls, developed pictures and camera-lenses. I am Inaki Lungaran and I defend wedding photography as being one of the most artistic and branches of documentary that exist in the world. During a wedding, my main goal is the documentary part of it, my final purpose to record and document a wedding with all its emotive moments, smiles and tears, nerves and enthusiasm. This nuptial event goes through my eyes and my mission is not to miss a single detail. I can't of course, forget the technical elements of photography, where my continuous lights and flashes enhance the image and gives it further visual impact.
This photographic report was one of the most emotive weddings that I recall shooting to date. A couple that carry love everywhere and have a very fraternal relationship with their faithful friends and loved-ones. They came close so they could see their self-reflection in a mirror, without a shadow of a doubt, this has been one of the most artistic image I have ever done. Rear-lit and reflections, an explosion of colour and a lot of love.
This photo technique is rear-lit and the light reflected on the mirror. Shot with my Nikon DF camera and with a 35 mm, 1,4 and 160/s with a ISo of 100. I really hope you like it!
The most technical part of this image is being able to recognizing and interpret the different lights and shadows of a sunset. I was admiring and studying the light when the couple's friends surprisingly approached to congratulate them. From my perspective, I could only spot the rear-lit; the silhouettes of those truthful friends but in the mirror the last rays of sunlight were reflected on the groom and bride's faces.
This couple had been very emotive but also terribly funny throughout the day! They definitely put all their bets on a very artistic photography approach for their very special wedding day.
This photographic report was one of the most emotive weddings that I recall shooting to date. A couple that carry love everywhere and have a very fraternal relationship with their faithful friends and loved-ones. They came close so they could see their self-reflection in a mirror, without a shadow of a doubt, this has been one of the most artistic image I have ever done. Rear-lit and reflections, an explosion of colour and a lot of love.
This photo technique is rear-lit and the light reflected on the mirror. Shot with my Nikon DF camera and with a 35 mm, 1,4 and 160/s with a ISo of 100. I really hope you like it!
The most technical part of this image is being able to recognizing and interpret the different lights and shadows of a sunset. I was admiring and studying the light when the couple's friends surprisingly approached to congratulate them. From my perspective, I could only spot the rear-lit; the silhouettes of those truthful friends but in the mirror the last rays of sunlight were reflected on the groom and bride's faces.
This couple had been very emotive but also terribly funny throughout the day! They definitely put all their bets on a very artistic photography approach for their very special wedding day.
We are wife and husband working always together in order to catch every important moment of your Big Day. "Always present but never seen" - we prefer photo journalistic style mixed
This photograph was shot in a restaurant called La Dida. Sara & Alex were the gracious couple and this was one of the lasts shots of the day, after the meal and the entertainment.
