Recent content by richard.grainger

Nice one dude

I like the non-flash version - by far. It doesn't have anything to prove. I always cringe at "well lit" images, with the sun in the background and a bright couple. I like lighting that looks real. Not lighting that looks against everything else in the image.

Nice timing man. You must have been on the ball all day

Hey man, these look alright, especially if you were just trying stuff out. I'll throw in some of my CC, knowing that you have purposely done things the way you have. 1) So clearly, you want the space besides her, nice dim light. It's fine. 2) This one is nice. I'm the opposite to Mintchocs...

Cheers mate. I use 5D3s and this was taken at 500iso. So in camera, there was is virtually no noise. I add it in post. I've been adding quite a bit more to my b/w images in the past 4 or 5 months.

One of the last weddings I photographed; I saw the bride's dad shared this image to his facebook page with this comment (well, a little bit of his comment): This photo was conceived as we walked from the Treasury Hotel room to the car waiting outside. He asked Lauren as we walked through the...

That last photo mate. Really cool.

Haha no mate, for sure. That's a fair suggestion. Thanks everyone

Digging this man. Really cool.

This photo. Epic as man. I've been shooting just a touch longer than you. High fives to the noobs.

Thanks guys I'm on it Bethy, hehe

Hey guys It's been ages. I didn't realise how long it had been, until very recently I got an email from one of the members on the forum. So I wanted to swing around again and say hello. I'll be trying to hang out again, check out everyone's work and just joining in... again... A recent...

Haha, thanks guys, appreciate it.

I am pretty excited to share this... These two, are a gorgeous couple, inside and out. This is the shoot, that landed me my first international wedding... so I am pretty freaking excited. If you are interested in seeing more photos, they are here...

Good effort Chris As people have already said, white balance is your biggest issue with these photos, which is a really good thing being such an easy thing to resolve. As you have worked out, consistency in WB is key :) And what's wrong with Sigma? :P