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Wedding Photographer Tuscany, Italy. Thomas Harris shares a wedding photography technique.
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Thomas Harris
I am an Italian wedding photographer and I only mention that as my name is a little deceiving.
With my shots I try to express the love of the couple whilst working in a way true to myself. At the moment I shot this picture we were moving from the church towards the reception location and I thought that this old road into the Tuscany countryside, with a vintage car, very close to their home, could be my personal wish for them.
Signifying a nice trip for the rest of your life!
I used an old Nikon D70 modified for infrared photography because I would like to give this image a dream like atmosphere. I was driving my car behind them and I shot this with my arm hanging outside the window.
I shot with Tokina 11/16 F 2.8, 1/80, F9 because I wanted to capture the movement but also have a clear picture with the all the beautiful details.
With my shots I try to express the love of the couple whilst working in a way true to myself. At the moment I shot this picture we were moving from the church towards the reception location and I thought that this old road into the Tuscany countryside, with a vintage car, very close to their home, could be my personal wish for them.
Signifying a nice trip for the rest of your life!
I used an old Nikon D70 modified for infrared photography because I would like to give this image a dream like atmosphere. I was driving my car behind them and I shot this with my arm hanging outside the window.
I shot with Tokina 11/16 F 2.8, 1/80, F9 because I wanted to capture the movement but also have a clear picture with the all the beautiful details.
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 da
This shot was taken in-between courses of the couples wedding breakfast. I saw that the light was changing quickly as the sun went down and asked the couple to come outside with me
