I am a visualizer. To me, marriages are made in heaven and weddings are made of a number of interconnected elements that weave the dreams of the bride & the groom. Every wedding is
Wedding Photographer Maringá, Paraná. Joel Rossi shares a wedding photography technique.
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Our work goes beyond the click of the camera, I try to get involved with the couple, always willing to do something different, always working together as a team on their wedding day. I try as much as I can to be discreet, my main intention always to capture the story of the couple.
Next the tree. I began to prepare my camera to take a couple of shots. When I had finished putting the lens on, I looked up at the couple and they were rehearsing their wedding dance, the waltz. I wasted no time to capture this moment that began to unfold before me and when they finished the dance, this was the image that was captured.
My biggest difficulty was not in the picture itself but entering private property without knowing who owned it or having permission.
It all happened very fast. The composition in my mind suited the silhouette the best, so I went with that.
5D mark III, f / 8, 1/200 s, ISO 100, the lens used for this photo was 24-105 mm, I tried to shoot upwards, trying to leave a very broad vision, and with a smaller aperture.
The post production was all done in Lightroom, I used some contrast, pulling over the blue color on top and a warm color to the bottom of the photograph.
I felt very happy with the result, as something quite natural and spontaneous, with beautiful colors, the couple fell in love with the picture. The result was fantastic.
Next the tree. I began to prepare my camera to take a couple of shots. When I had finished putting the lens on, I looked up at the couple and they were rehearsing their wedding dance, the waltz. I wasted no time to capture this moment that began to unfold before me and when they finished the dance, this was the image that was captured.
My biggest difficulty was not in the picture itself but entering private property without knowing who owned it or having permission.
It all happened very fast. The composition in my mind suited the silhouette the best, so I went with that.
5D mark III, f / 8, 1/200 s, ISO 100, the lens used for this photo was 24-105 mm, I tried to shoot upwards, trying to leave a very broad vision, and with a smaller aperture.
The post production was all done in Lightroom, I used some contrast, pulling over the blue color on top and a warm color to the bottom of the photograph.
I felt very happy with the result, as something quite natural and spontaneous, with beautiful colors, the couple fell in love with the picture. The result was fantastic.
I'm 26 years old, I'm originally from Nicaragua and now I'm living in San Francisco, Bay area. The first time that I had a camera in my hands, was five years ago. I never studied
Antonio Gibotta, been born to Avellino in August of 1988, since quickly approaches itself and the work of the father, an asserted photographer is gotten passionate carefully to the
