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When Janina and I headed out to do her bridal portraits at Chateau Lorane, it was the middle of the afternoon on a hot, sunny day in late July. The best place for portraits at that time was in the dappled shade. Using two 0ff-camera speedlights (the Canon 600EX-RT), as well as one on-camera, it was easy to light up the deep shadows and still…
Whenever I can persuade couples to walk out onto the warped, funky old dock that juts out into Lake Louise at Chateau Lorane, I know I’ll get some great images. This image, taken last Saturday, is just one example.
This is another image from Tariq and Jared’s wedding at Deep Woods in Veneta, Oregon. The original image was shot vertically and the couple was facing each other. I rotated the image about 40 degrees and cropped it horizontally. Shooting in RAW with a Canon 5D Mark III gave me plenty of megapixels; I was able to crop the image by more than 50%…
Tariq and Jared were married at Deep Woods, near Veneta. The tall trees surrounding this place not only give the venue its name, they also provide wonderful dappled light in the late afternoon and evening.
Every bride wants to look beautiful on her wedding day, and every mother wants to be there for the final moments before her daughter walks down the aisle. This was taken in the bridal room at The Seven Springs Ranch in Glide, Oregon (near Roseburg).
I’ve used Animoto videos before, and they seem okay, so I thought I’d test one out here.
I shot a wedding in Prescott, Arizona last fall and it was a very hot day. The venue was called Juniper Well Ranch. This post is in memory of those real HotShots who lost their lives there this past week.
Heather and Lamar are getting married this September at Deep Woods (in Elmira, OR). They contracted me to shoot their engagement photos as well and they chose to have them done at the same place Lamar proposed, at Parker Falls, located way up Brice Creek in between Cottage Grove and Oakridge. The lighting was a little tricky but the hardest part was wading through the thigh-high…
Lyndsey and Brad were married at The Barn, near the town of Dardanelle. This was my first wedding shoot in Arkansas and I really enjoyed the whole weekend!
The advent of fast telephoto lenses really opened up a lot of creative possibilities in 35mm photography. Shooting a 70-200mm lens at a ‘fast’ aperture of f/2.8 allows me to choose exactly which parts of a frame I want in focus and which I purposely want to remain blurry. In this image, the bride and groom were standing in front of a rock wall…
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