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Neil's 'Jen and Chris' wedding...
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Hi! I'm new to this forum but definitely not new to NvN - a true hero and teacher of mine!!
I have one simple question: for the 'Jen and Chris' wedding on one of the Tangent pages, in the shots where artificial light was used, was it always just one light? Or were there multiple lights in some of them? The shots from this particular wedding, for me, simply soar. Stunning. -
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Ok, I suppose that answers it, then ;) I was wondering if, at any point in the images you have posted for that wedding, you used more than one light. They are ALL wonderful - I wasn't speaking of any one in particular. I was, however, hoping that you'd say they were all done with one light :)
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...and the top image of bride with trees behind and her facing the open light was available light only, Neil did a post on Tangents here:
http://neilvn.com/tangents/2011/07/20/using-the-available-light-is-not-random/#more-8765
The great night outdoor shot was bounced from the side of the awning/entrance way here:
http://neilvn.com/tangents/2011/06/29/using-on-camera-bounce-flash-outdoors-at-night/#more-8638
The ring shot here:
http://neilvn.com/tangents/2011/07/31/wedding-photography-tips-for-detail-shots-of-the-wedding-rings/#more-8807
Some of the other shots here:
http://neilvn.com/tangents/2011/08/12/wedding-photography-romantic-portraits-more-than-just-the-kissing-shot/#more-8882
Trev.
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