I spy with my little lens…..
In early February , Marianne and I had the pleasure of photographing Skye & Brad’s wedding around the Adelaide CBD. A big congratulations to you for what was a fabulous day, and best wishes to you for the future! For the topic of today’s blog, I thought we’d share some of the images taken from different perspectives and focal lengths at any given scene. For most of the day, I was using the 70-200mm lens (hardly a ‘little’ lens) while Marianne stayed wide with the 24-70mm. The ‘feel’ of any given scene can be presented differently and this is the luxury we have of two photographers at our wedding shoots. These were all new locations as we had not photographed a wedding location shoot on the actual streets of Adelaide before. Two weeks prior, we had arranged another meeting to walk through the locations in the limited time we would have between the ceremony and reception.
Scene #1 : Outside the Majestic Rooftop hotel on Frome Road.
Long
Wide
Scene #2 : Alleyway
Long
Wide
Scene #3 : Crossing Frome Road
Long(ish)
Wide (from other side of the road)
Scene #4: Adelaide University
Long
Wide
Other things we tried:
Using a sunstar at weddings!
A cake’s point of view
Exposure blending
ND filters for longer exposures
Making use of the environment
All in all, we had a great time photographing the wedding and congratulations once again to Skye & Brad. Thank you for letting us record your special day and we hope the memories we captured will last you for a life time of happiness 
One of many happy moments
-D&M
Posted on February 20, 2013, in Photography, Weddings and tagged adelaide, bride, CBD, dylan toh, Everlook, focal length, frome road, groom, marianne lim, Photography, rundle street, Street, two photographers, urban, wedding. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
A great series of shots there! It must be very handy for weddings having a partner who loves photography as much as you do