January 30, 2013 / Tips + Tricks
Quick Tip: Seeing in both Macro & Micro
Right: This was shot at F/3.2 @ 1/500 sec. using Canon 5D MIII @ 165 mm.
Left: This was shot at F/2.8 @ 1/1,200 sec. using Canon 5D MIII @ 30 mm.
Quick Tip: Macro & Micro - looking within the fra...
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Right: This was shot at F/3.2 @ 1/500 sec. using Canon 5D MIII @ 165 mm.
Left: This was shot at F/2.8 @ 1/1,200 sec. using Canon 5D MIII @ 30 mm.
Quick Tip: Macro & Micro – looking within the frame
Time is one of your greatest resources at a wedding and when you have the couple to yourself (for those brief moments!) it is imperative to use it wisely. I always try to maximize the variety of my images without dragging my clients all over the venue. The two images above were shot within seconds of each other and yet have a completely different look and feel. The photo on the right (Macro) incorporates the environment of Martis Camp by including the natural surroundings. The photo to the left (micro) is entirely focused on the couple and the emotions that they were feeling in that moment.
How do you go about getting to most out of a shooting space?
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