Hello, I am Fabio Mirulla. I was born in 1986 in a small village near Florence, Siena and Arezzo. Since I young I began to appreciate the beauty of the landscapes that surround me,
Wedding Photographer Brazil, Belo Horizonte. Minas Gerais. Raphael Fraga shares a wedding photography technique.
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Raphael Fraga has been a photographer for 14 years and photography teacher for 7 years. His work is based on marriage and family photography, and he is owner of Fotograma a photo agency in Brazil. His goal is capturing feelings and passion with discretion, preserving its essence, making moments and emotions unforgettable in a different way.
I was looking for a creative place to hang the dress and the venue did not help...
Then I looked up and saw the lights and shapes that could give me a good composition. The bride helped me hang her dress and with that the picture began to have more meaning for her!
I didn't face any difficulties with this shot. I had only to climb in a chair available in the room! The greatest difficulty is being creative with these types of shots. I thought about symmetry and shapes from the start.
Shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, 16-35mm f/2.8 L (at 16mm) using matrix metering. I was down low and near the floor, trying to get the maximum symmetry. With the 16mm lens you need a lot of attention, because it has some distortions if not used correctly
Processed in Lightroom turning RAW into JPG and some vignetting.
The couple loved the shot! First, because the bride helped me to prepare the scene and later as the image was awarded in a wedding photography contest.
I was looking for a creative place to hang the dress and the venue did not help...
Then I looked up and saw the lights and shapes that could give me a good composition. The bride helped me hang her dress and with that the picture began to have more meaning for her!
I didn't face any difficulties with this shot. I had only to climb in a chair available in the room! The greatest difficulty is being creative with these types of shots. I thought about symmetry and shapes from the start.
Shot with a Canon 5D Mark II, 16-35mm f/2.8 L (at 16mm) using matrix metering. I was down low and near the floor, trying to get the maximum symmetry. With the 16mm lens you need a lot of attention, because it has some distortions if not used correctly
Processed in Lightroom turning RAW into JPG and some vignetting.
The couple loved the shot! First, because the bride helped me to prepare the scene and later as the image was awarded in a wedding photography contest.
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 ma
This was just a couple on the dance floor lost in the music and each other. Things were moving fast, the music was great and the atmosphere was electric. I noticed them simply dan
