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| the best of 2009: bridal portraits | 01.05.2010 |
I'm wrapping up with my Best of '09 series with the bridal portraits since they are my absolute favorite thing to shoot at a wedding. I often joke about one day being hired to just show up and shoot the bride, and having some other photographer shoot the rest of wedding. There's just something special about a girl in a white dress on her wedding day. She glows. She's radiant and I take a lot of pride in not only making the bride look good, but making her feel good on her special day.
This was next to impossible to narrow down to 5 images, and I hope there aren't any hurt feelings among my brides who didn't get chosen, because I literally could have picked a shot from any of the weddings I shot this year, but I feel these 5 represent my style of the relaxed and gorgeous bridal portraits - plus all of these brides follow me closely on Facebook ;-)
As per usual, please vote for your fave(s):
This image features the typical [ b ] squat where I shoot down on the bride with a wide open aperture. In this case, the bride is in the front doorway of her parents house. It also works well in open shade on cement, asphalt or grass.
This was next to impossible to narrow down to 5 images, and I hope there aren't any hurt feelings among my brides who didn't get chosen, because I literally could have picked a shot from any of the weddings I shot this year, but I feel these 5 represent my style of the relaxed and gorgeous bridal portraits - plus all of these brides follow me closely on Facebook ;-)
As per usual, please vote for your fave(s):
This image features the typical [ b ] squat where I shoot down on the bride with a wide open aperture. In this case, the bride is in the front doorway of her parents house. It also works well in open shade on cement, asphalt or grass.
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I love this up close & personal portrait. I've got my back to a big window and you can see my silhouette in her eyes. I focused on the bottom eye lash & let everything else melt away.
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The infamous 8 minute portrait session with Jessica Claire.
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I love the vibrant colors and her vibrant smile:
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I like this one because it wasn't posed at all, she was just standing there waiting for more family portraits in some nice light and has a gorgeous smile.
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Thank you for visiting and voting for my Best of series images. I'll get back to original programing again tomorrow with some fresh engagement photos!
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