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It's also worth mentioning that this was a fairly late wedding so time was limited, with Ryan running around like a looney trying to make the best of the many different locations this venue had to offer. While as photographers we can pick apart poses, photographic style and the subtleties within...

Being a sports shooter, he's going to get all that big expensive glass to use for free.. Simples

Lencarta are S-fit I believe, so Bessel make versions for S-fit and Elinchrom.

I have the Atom 180 and it's fairly impressive, very portable, simple and robust. I also really like their triggers. Godox also produce the Xenergizer (Safari clone) and Ving flashgun (with lithium ion battery) all using the same triggers.

I'm fond of my Dembe big flip-it flash reflector thingie, pushes quite of bit a light forward (if you want, you can adjust the angle) to fill shadows and create catch lights. It's never off my flash at weddings.

Bessel pop up softboxes are good value, pretty well built and come with grids. I have a 60x90 and a 120 octa.

Not wales but Center Parks (Whinfell Forest) loads of reds and very tame, really easy to set up shots, logs etc and shoot from your patio! 200-300mm lens is all you'll need. Oh and loads of Hazelnuts, they love em.

Are you exporting as jpeg and adding to catalog? Might be worth having a look at this link http://photographylife.com/how-to-get-accurate-nikon-colors-in-lightroom Think there's a page for Canon shooters as well. I also turned off apply auto tone adjustment in the prefs (presets) this seemed...

I moved from Aperture fairly recently but not to lightroom (though I do own a copy). I loved aperture it's fast, intuitive and fun to use but the whole RAW processing engine needs a major overhaul. I've been waiting for the update for about a year now and just got fed up waiting. I now use...

I've tried loads of stuff and spent a fair few quid but my bestest purchases were good quality light stands...go figure

start with one light, a stand and a quality softbox and build from there. You can do great things with just one light source.

I had a nightmare with my siggie 70-200, shoot Nikon now and the nikon 70-200 is fantastic and the Canon is supposed to be every bit as good.

What are you going to photograph? I'd go TTL triggers if the subject is dynamic (children, sports etc) and manual triggers for portraits.

Lovely Solemn expression, really good conversion and soft lighting, the little white highlight on the neck line draws my eye but I think it's because I noticed it and fixated on it. Left me thinking, what's she is thinking about.

Cake! Cake! Cake! Both shots do it for me, they have cake in them. Boy I love cake!