Katrien and Elward preferred to spend a bit more time on an engagement shoot as they wanted me to cover the wedding day itself with a more photojournalistic approach.
Second run for the MkIII and I needed the high ISO’s as the last part of the shoot was almost without light. Yep, close to 09hr30 PM
So ISO6400 & 12800 had to do the trick. Kudos to katrien as she challenged her future husband to sit on the tree hanging over the brook and succeeded. See you guys soon on your wedding day!
The first couple to tie the knot this year had a rather unusual idea for their loveshoot pics; the setting Dorien & Hans proposed was a pub where they did spend quite some time going out with their friends. Nostalgia all around. I very much liked the idea, it wouldn’t be the first ‘pub’ occasion for a shoot, but it was already long time ago. Also, it was the first test drive for the 5DIII beast, so needless to say I was véry excited
A short impression, enjoy:
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I have a few things on my ‘wedding-wish-list’ and among them, 1 thing stood out: an open air wedding. Yes we have nice churches here in Belgium, but most of them are very similar and let’s admit it…pretty boring. If one takes a closer look to whatever pics our American colleagues produce, the open weddings tend to raise some jealousy here in weather-insecure Belgium. Hence the problem; we can’t be sure of sunshine.
That’s why I admire people who dare take the risk. Ellen & Jan did for sure, and the weather gods were more than gentle that day. Take a look for yourself…and enjoy, as always
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Love your new site!
Very emotional work & great PP!
Thanks Wes, highly appreciated!
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