Bridals in Melbourne

[keshaxe]

Absolutely loved your work. Very nicely composed....using all the rules in the book (and wonderfully breaking some!)

 

[JasonWMC]

i just awesome bro..... totally luv it....

 

[matrix1195]

Great Works!!! Keep it up.

Ya, it's not called "Tilt" but "Dutch Tilt"

Cheers

 

[Wolfgang]

Mate,

I reckon these are stunning. I've done a Melbourne series and i can understand the challenges and logistics involved but in spite of that, the pictures still turned out wonderfully. I am still in awe of the pictures you have made.

Please do keep shooting and sharing.

WG

 

[nemesis32]

Mate,

I reckon these are stunning. I've done a Melbourne series and i can understand the challenges and logistics involved but in spite of that, the pictures still turned out wonderfully. I am still in awe of the pictures you have made.

Please do keep shooting and sharing.

WG

i agree with wolfgang.. i think you have chosen the location well.. St Kilda, Circle tram, Spencer St station etc are very typical Melbourne landmarks and easily accessible. GOR will be a bit tough and the hair will be blow all over the bride

QVM and Crown could be included i think..

 

[iamasaint]

Mate,

I reckon these are stunning. I've done a Melbourne series and i can understand the challenges and logistics involved but in spite of that, the pictures still turned out wonderfully. I am still in awe of the pictures you have made.

Please do keep shooting and sharing.

WG

Hi B,

Thank you for your encouragement. I love what you did for your shoot in Melbourne. Yes, the logistic bit is quite a challenge but I found Tokyo or Japan in general the most challenging so far. =)

Cheers

Kelvin

 

[iamasaint]

More pics to share...

 

[iamasaint]

i agree with wolfgang.. i think you have chosen the location well.. St Kilda, Circle tram, Spencer St station etc are very typical Melbourne landmarks and easily accessible. GOR will be a bit tough and the hair will be blow all over the bride

QVM and Crown could be included i think..

Hey nemesis, sorry missed this out. Thanks...will definately check out QVM and Crown when I am next there. Lets just hope I dun go back to Crown after the shoot!

 

[nemesis32]

hehe.. go back Crown may win u a new camera!

Anyway, as much as i like this mel series.. i do have to say your Perth shots are better

 

[jugend]

Excellent shots and brilliant colours. I especially like the one under the tree..It just felt so relax, peaceful and emotionally stirring!

 

[iamasaint]

Excellent shots and brilliant colours. I especially like the one under the tree..It just felt so relax, peaceful and emotionally stirring!

emotionally stirring? Thats a first. Cheers mate.

 

[iamasaint]

hehe.. go back Crown may win u a new camera!

Anyway, as much as i like this mel series.. i do have to say your Perth shots are better

Thanks... I guess maybe its cause I go to Perth more than I do to Melbourne.

 

[iamasaint]

hehe.. go back Crown may win u a new camera!

Anyway, as much as i like this mel series.. i do have to say your Perth shots are better

Having said that... I personally like the melbourne series quite a bit...i think it offers more variety than Perth. =)

 

[Jemapela]

Wow... awesome mate! Now you got me all excited about some of the locations I saw, especially the ones that appear to be in the country farm.

How did you stop the City Circle tram for that shot of the groom boarding?

 

[iamasaint]

Wow... awesome mate! Now you got me all excited about some of the locations I saw, especially the ones that appear to be in the country farm.

How did you stop the City Circle tram for that shot of the groom boarding?

Hey J,

thanks! the farms are at mornington peninsula. As for the City Circle tram, just find one with a friendly conductor/driver...most are. Its australia after all!