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
Wedding Photographer Ontario, Canada. Trevor Booth shares a wedding photography technique.
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The idea of getting the bride and groom in silhouette during their first dance was always a goal of mine before off camera technology became as good as it is now.
Having a my flash stationed behind the bride and groom with my pocketwizard set on manual along with my Canon 5DmkII on manual I took a few shots to get the balance correct.
Once set I waited till the DJ threw some dry ice smoke onto the dance floor which made his blue strobe lights give that blue tone through the smoke.
Simple yet very effective. Timing is everything.
Having a my flash stationed behind the bride and groom with my pocketwizard set on manual along with my Canon 5DmkII on manual I took a few shots to get the balance correct.
Once set I waited till the DJ threw some dry ice smoke onto the dance floor which made his blue strobe lights give that blue tone through the smoke.
Simple yet very effective. Timing is everything.
The idea behind this photo came from the fact that the region in which I live in is undergoing deforestation. I used a mirror as the proposal to double the trees and their remo
The photo was taken in the Castlefield area of Manchster in October 2014. The area is famous for it's cobbled streets, huge viaducts and quirky industrial spaces. It's quite common
