Kelvin's Favourite Wedding Pics
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D70sshooter
New Member
Wow... really love this one.
Just like past and present in the same time frame.
:thumbsup:
This is truly a unique wedding shot... very nice
renegade150
New Member
this is beautiful!Thanks guys...=)
The "students" werent posing...I kinda like pics that contrasts the two subjects... one is busy studying (and probably not enjoying it) while the other is obviously having the best times of their life!
kynoe
Member
These are some of the recent favourites...=)
Hi, a newbie qn... may I know how to do this B&W for the pic except the flowers? Think it's quite widely used, but I still haven't figured out how to do this. :dunno:
wishxtreme
Senior Member
These are some of the recent favourites...=)
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Where is this place? Singapore?
Can let me know?
Hiya...
its actually really simple. Its pretty hard to explain in words tho. Actually, I would recommend books on PS by Scott Kelby. He actually teaches you to produce an image like the one above in his books...
These are some of the recent favourites...=)
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Where is this place? Singapore?
Can let me know?
Hi,
yes. It is in Singapore. On a Kelong. Unfortunately, this is as much as I can share for now. The place is a really quiet and tranquil place and the owners of the Kelong are actually personal friends of mine and they would rather keep a low profile.
kynoe
Member
Oops.. okiez, will try, thanks so much.. btw, any particular book to look for?
panzerpunk
New Member
Hmm what do you like about this picture?
hahahah... =) I like it cos its unusual. I like the composition too. The contrast between the round light feature against the yellow walls. At the right corner is the groom walking up the steps to meet his bride. Its probably one of the more creative angles I have shot of a groom walking up the stairs. Thats it actually...
Hmm... i am not too in touch now but you can just ask for any of his latest works and browse thru first before buying (to see if its relevant).
Cheers
Errm... the transition is not abt shooting wide from close. Its about adding other elements besides good composition, creative angles and nice colors. These are shots which sometimes require a second look cause at first glance we dont quite appreciate or understand the underlying meaings in the pic. I know these secondary elements doesnt really matter to some couples but it feeds me as an artist and it keeps me looking forward to each wedding.
Sorry for using the wrong term. Apologise for that. Yes, that few elements which u included makes a lot of diff. Really blow pp away.
with_brokenwings
New Member
These are some of the recent favourites...=)
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was the vignetting done in post processing? btw, nice pic! love it.
newmemberz
New Member
Hi kelvin....
I love your shots. it's very unique i must say.....
Anyway, I notice that some of the shots are very sharp.
Do u sharpen your pics?
and... May I know what's ur setup?
I love your shots. it's very unique i must say.....
Anyway, I notice that some of the shots are very sharp.
Do u sharpen your pics?
and... May I know what's ur setup?
These are some of the recent favourites...=)
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was the vignetting done in post processing? btw, nice pic! love it.
Yes. Its done in post production. =)
