Saturday, March 28, 2009
Stan & Suki esession II
Today, I shot Stan & Suki's 2nd esession. We almost postponed the session because rain but turn out rain stopped in the early morning. It was still pretty cloudy day. We just took some shots in their neighborhood.
Friday, March 27, 2009
1st wedding of 2009
Last Saturday i shot my 1st wedding of 2009. last year i shot about 30 weddings and i only blogged a few of them. Starting this year, my goal is to blog all the weddings i shot.
I was hoping to take some outdoor pictures but the weather was still little cold that day.
I was hoping to take some outdoor pictures but the weather was still little cold that day.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
South st. Seaport - Christina
last week, i did a quick photo session with Christina at South st. Seaport. It was taken at noon where the sun light was very strong. The weather wasn't that cold except little windy. All photos were taken with 85mm f1.8 lens mostly wide open.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Denis Reggie Seminar
I went to a great seminar last week by Denis Reggie in long island. Getting there was little tough because the place was in a small college. Some of us got lost. But they actually waited for us.
Denis is one of the leaders in the wedding industry. He is pure PJ(photojournalist) style and a story teller with camera. He shot a lot of famous people and celebrities. For example, Kennedy Jr’s wedding and Arnold Schwarzenegger ’s wedding. He shared how he market to the upscale people and what they are looking for and how his photography provided their needs. It’s kind of cool the way he put it. it’s like followers and leaders. The middle Americans are followers and the upscale people are more of leaders and live in the city. The upscale people prefer natural, untouched, to document the actual wedding event. They prefer "whole food" style, no posing, less Photoshop. The average American accept the artificial and wants more directions.
He also shared how he shoots during the wedding and what camera and lens he uses. He is a canon guy with all the top gears. He showed a lot of great pictures during the presentation. Pictures with great moment; emotions and the best part is, they weren’t posed. He also shared his techniques and how to bounce flash to get the natural looks. Those photos really inspired me a lot. Here is his website. Check it out.http://www.denisreggie.com/
Denis is one of the leaders in the wedding industry. He is pure PJ(photojournalist) style and a story teller with camera. He shot a lot of famous people and celebrities. For example, Kennedy Jr’s wedding and Arnold Schwarzenegger ’s wedding. He shared how he market to the upscale people and what they are looking for and how his photography provided their needs. It’s kind of cool the way he put it. it’s like followers and leaders. The middle Americans are followers and the upscale people are more of leaders and live in the city. The upscale people prefer natural, untouched, to document the actual wedding event. They prefer "whole food" style, no posing, less Photoshop. The average American accept the artificial and wants more directions.
He also shared how he shoots during the wedding and what camera and lens he uses. He is a canon guy with all the top gears. He showed a lot of great pictures during the presentation. Pictures with great moment; emotions and the best part is, they weren’t posed. He also shared his techniques and how to bounce flash to get the natural looks. Those photos really inspired me a lot. Here is his website. Check it out.http://www.denisreggie.com/
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