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To Wed or not to Wed

This question comes up every year. Should i start photographing weddings? I haven’t thus far because I’ve been specialising on more constructed images that can be re-taken if they’re not quite right…and that doesn’t really work in the middle of a wedding ceremony. There is a bit of a difference between creative test shoots, like these shots, and the real thing.

But the more I do some other kinds of photography, the better I get at the “unique moment” style of storytelling that befits a wedding.

I would definitely be more of a reportage (ninja with a camera) than a “group shot say cheese” kind of guy. I honestly don’t know what is the prevailing style at the moment. I got married 16 years ago so I’m no help to myself in that regard.

Until recently I also didn’t really have the appropriate camera/lens combo for weddings. But I do now!

Go-go gadget Gobo

One of my newest toys is a lens projector gobo. Basically it’s an actual camera lens that sits in front of a studio light. You can “focus” the light, including through shapes (called gobos) that you put in between the light and the lens. This was a many and varied shoot that enabled me to play around with this lighting technique.

Needs more practice of course!

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