Working calmly, Lukas quietly observes beautiful subjects and captures them unaware and enjoying the present moment. Based in Czech republic, he travels across Europe, photographin
Wedding Photographer Indonesia. Tito Rikardo shares a wedding photography technique.
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Tito Rikardo
This image was the last shot of the day. It's taken in roof top one of the coolest apartment in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. You have to see the series of the image, awesome view there.
The idea is simple, just wanted to make silhouette image a bit different. For this image I used multiple exposure feature in Nikon D600. Multiple exposure is a technique in which the camera shutter is open more than once to expose the film/sensor multiple times, usually to different images.
I chose to use 2 (double) exposure only for this image, actually you can use more than 2 depends on your camera. For first exposure I asked my couple to stand face to face, nose to nose pose in front of a "not too white" wall. With setting f/3.5 , iso 500, 1/320. I tried make the silhouette in the clear shape by over exposed the background so I put nikon sb900 behind them facing the wall with 1/16 power to make sure it's gonna be super white background, and then I got good shape of the couple. I used 85mm Nikon lens by the way.
After the first image I went around the corner to see the city skyline of Kuala Lumpur and make the second image of a bokeh city light image with manual focus. I adjusted only the shutter speed from 1/320 to 1/100 to get the good exposure of the light bokeh. That's it :) the camera merge that two image into single image in camera.
I am in love with the image, so simple. It tells the "inner beauty" of love.
The idea is simple, just wanted to make silhouette image a bit different. For this image I used multiple exposure feature in Nikon D600. Multiple exposure is a technique in which the camera shutter is open more than once to expose the film/sensor multiple times, usually to different images.
I chose to use 2 (double) exposure only for this image, actually you can use more than 2 depends on your camera. For first exposure I asked my couple to stand face to face, nose to nose pose in front of a "not too white" wall. With setting f/3.5 , iso 500, 1/320. I tried make the silhouette in the clear shape by over exposed the background so I put nikon sb900 behind them facing the wall with 1/16 power to make sure it's gonna be super white background, and then I got good shape of the couple. I used 85mm Nikon lens by the way.
After the first image I went around the corner to see the city skyline of Kuala Lumpur and make the second image of a bokeh city light image with manual focus. I adjusted only the shutter speed from 1/320 to 1/100 to get the good exposure of the light bokeh. That's it :) the camera merge that two image into single image in camera.
I am in love with the image, so simple. It tells the "inner beauty" of love.
I took the shot in an Italian castle, when the bride was about to move to the church. I went upstairs as I was immediately inspired by the light that came through the window ins
I'm 33 years old from Hawaii. Photographing weddings for 5 years. Married with two children and enjoy surfing, jiujitsu great food and wine and a good laugh. Life is tremendous! Al
