Hi. We are Graziano & Melinda and we work together under the name Grazmel Photography. We consider ourselves wedding photojournalists, but it's not completely correct becaus
Wedding Photographer Santiago, Chile. Mariano Sfiligoy shares a wedding photography technique.
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Mariano Sfiligoy
Since I started to capture weddings, I realised that the hands of the bride and their expression were special hands... so I wanted to create a great photo capturing them.
At the moment of delivering the bouquet, I always take a photo of the street, very classic and after looking at these pictures I wanted to do something differnt this time and wanted a clean background, using speed within the image so there is some movement. The rest was a matter of waiting for the right moment.
The photo was processed after the LR5 with a White and Black contrast.
At the end all I wanted was to have a great photo of the hands.
At the moment of delivering the bouquet, I always take a photo of the street, very classic and after looking at these pictures I wanted to do something differnt this time and wanted a clean background, using speed within the image so there is some movement. The rest was a matter of waiting for the right moment.
The photo was processed after the LR5 with a White and Black contrast.
At the end all I wanted was to have a great photo of the hands.
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
One of the biggest things, for me, when it comes to wedding photography, is trying to capture moments creatively. I think, personally, that far too many photographers put all of th
