A bride, just being cool and all

[richard.grainger]

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 hall if she wanted to try a shot here and one minute later this was the result!!

It just makes me smile seeing other people appreciate what you do.

 

[juggler]

Utterly charming

Is the grain real, added in post or just noise? I find it rather intrusive.

 

[richard.grainger]

Utterly charming

Is the grain real, added in post or just noise? I find it rather intrusive.

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.

 

[The23rdman]

I love the light on her - beautiful. not so sure about the hands by the side though - might have preferred holding the bouquet in front. I'd correct your verticles for sure though.

 

[Suzy McKnockers]

great light on this image mate

 

[juggler]

I love the light on her - beautiful. not so sure about the hands by the side though - might have preferred holding the bouquet in front. I'd correct your verticles for sure though.

 

[Jamtea]

I love the light on her - beautiful. not so sure about the hands by the side though - might have preferred holding the bouquet in front. I'd correct your verticles for sure though.

Definitely, it's the first thing I noticed too.

 

[sheridant]

love it - very classy - and brilliant use of natural light

 

[Serendipitous Sid]

Nice pose and lighting, but the girl looks thoroughly bored and she's holding the bouquet like it's a bunch of gladioli she's just picked up from the market