Although I consider myself a documentary wedding photographer on the whole, I do love a good portrait! And as my passion for many years was landscape and seascape photography, I lo
Wedding Photographer Palazzo Ducale, Italy. Borriello Photo Studio shares a wedding photography technique.
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This photo was from a wedding I shot in a photojournalistic manner, shooting in this style requires you to shoot fast and discreetly. I love to shoot images against the light but it's not always easy to get the light you want.
This shot was taken in the gardens of Palazzo Ducale in Italy. I had a few minutes with the bride and groom walking and talking and I was taken with the light at this spot, so I asked the couple to stop for a moment. Luckily the sun started to sink behind the hill in the background. I balanced the light on the subject and the hill and took a series of shots.
I used Canon 5D MKII, 35 mm lens. f1, 4 ISO 400 1/125 f: 8 Canon 580 flash with Bank. processed raw files in Camera Raw 7.1
In post I lowered the level of the highlights and increased the level of detail to get more definition and a slight increase in the tone of color because shooting against the light you get a file with a low level of contrast, due to the aberration of the lens flare.
This shot was taken in the gardens of Palazzo Ducale in Italy. I had a few minutes with the bride and groom walking and talking and I was taken with the light at this spot, so I asked the couple to stop for a moment. Luckily the sun started to sink behind the hill in the background. I balanced the light on the subject and the hill and took a series of shots.
I used Canon 5D MKII, 35 mm lens. f1, 4 ISO 400 1/125 f: 8 Canon 580 flash with Bank. processed raw files in Camera Raw 7.1
In post I lowered the level of the highlights and increased the level of detail to get more definition and a slight increase in the tone of color because shooting against the light you get a file with a low level of contrast, due to the aberration of the lens flare.
Sometimes a photographer plans a lot to get a perfect image. We stage the lighting, find perfect angles, and move the elements around to create nice a composition. But sometimes b
My wife, Megan, and I photograph weddings together, and we work as a team to document weddings in a photo journalistic style. The bride and groom had chosen to get married at the b
