I took the shot in an Italian castle, when the bride was about to move to the church. I went upstairs as I was immediately inspired by the light that came through the window ins
Wedding Photographer Australia. Ben Yew shares a wedding photography technique.
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The idea behind this shot is to create a beautiful and romantic moment for the couple with soft pastel colours and to make it look almost painterly.
The light blue in this shot was created by the reflection from the sky through the large window in front of the couple.
This was captured on a Nikon D800 with 50mm 1.4 lens.
Colour was corrected in Lightroom and a very light texture added in Photoshop.
This is one of my favourite image because it looks almost like a painting with a romantic touch to it.
The light blue in this shot was created by the reflection from the sky through the large window in front of the couple.
This was captured on a Nikon D800 with 50mm 1.4 lens.
Colour was corrected in Lightroom and a very light texture added in Photoshop.
This is one of my favourite image because it looks almost like a painting with a romantic touch to it.
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
Raphael Fraga has been a photographer for 14 years and photography teacher for 7 years. His work is based on marriage and family photography, and he is owner of Fotograma a photo a
