I have been in the photographic industry now for nearly 23 years, some time at college and some time as a sports photographer prior to going alone, which was almost 10 years ago. T
Wedding Photographer Moscow, Russia.. Igor Gerasimchuk shares a wedding photography technique.
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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 like to plan engagement sessions really well with my couples, while leaving some room for 'targets of opportunity' and making allowance for the unpredictable San Francisco weathe
Emotions, feelings and moments are very important to me as I've been working as photojournalist for 10 years. But aesthetic value has the same importance as I am actually also an a
