I've been working in the wedding photography business four years now and this has brought me an adventurous life day after day and a lot of happiness. My work is mainly based o
Wedding Photographer Moscow, Russia.. Igor Gerasimchuk shares a wedding photography technique.
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Igor Gerasimchuk
Ekaterina, the bride, one of my favorite modelS, we've know each other for a long time. We had a few photo sessions for Inked magazine in the past.
So when she decided to get married, of course, I became photographer. The wedding was in the winter, about -18 degree. But the bride was posing without a coat, because she had a great tattoo that she wished to show off. So after about 20 min we decided to take a break and I gave her a blanket to wrap around herself to try and keep warm. Immediately I spotted this shot, with the striking colour of the blanket and beautiful eyes. I asked her to look at me and this shot was born.
Camera: Canon 5d III
Lens: EF 85 1.8
ISO: 200
Speed 1/640
Aperture 1.8
Post processing lightroom (for contrast) + photoshop (for skin retouch)
Shot at Kolomenskoe Park in Russia.
So when she decided to get married, of course, I became photographer. The wedding was in the winter, about -18 degree. But the bride was posing without a coat, because she had a great tattoo that she wished to show off. So after about 20 min we decided to take a break and I gave her a blanket to wrap around herself to try and keep warm. Immediately I spotted this shot, with the striking colour of the blanket and beautiful eyes. I asked her to look at me and this shot was born.
Camera: Canon 5d III
Lens: EF 85 1.8
ISO: 200
Speed 1/640
Aperture 1.8
Post processing lightroom (for contrast) + photoshop (for skin retouch)
Shot at Kolomenskoe Park in Russia.
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
I try to treat my clients as friends, getting to know them, spending time with them getting a little history to put more feelings into my photographs. I try to be at every moment,
