Wedding Photography Gallery - Image 11

Canon EOS 1D MkII - 400th/sec - F8 - ISO 160 - Aperture Priority - Posed

Yes, yes, same wedding as the previous two but why not...it was a great location like I said!

I used a higher ISO to give me fast enough shutter speeds to use with the telephoto lens and prevent camera shake, and a small enough aperture for depth of field, especially as the light was fading.

By standing way back and zooming in a little, not only do you bring the couple closer but you give greater emphasis to the building behind.

Again, I have used spot colouring which I am getting bored with, but clients still like it. Just remember to colour the reflection in shots like this too for better effect.

Lastly, always watch your composition. If I had taken off the top of the building behind, it would have killed the shot. If you are setting up shots and have time, look around the entire perimeter of your viewfinder to make sure you have everything in that you want.

Lens 70-200 2.8 L at 70mm (x 1.3 for the Mk II)

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