On august 20th of last year I had the honnor and opportunity to report Michiel and Evi’s wedding. Evi is a ex collegue from my former workplace connected with a very special bound. The day she asked to do this job, I didn’t hesitate altough I never report a wedding ever before. A first shoot was done to consider the color conditions in the neighbour’s garden. It was also ment to mesure the ease to pose before the camera. After reading books and exploring a million or more wedding photographs I started on the wedding day early in the morning. It started in the bathroom where tungstene light turned the pictures into a spooky blue. As the day went by the automatic white balance took over control.
All pictures were taken in raw format, so they all could be corrected in postprocessing.
My buddies were two Nikon D800 camera’s, the first equipped with a AF-S 24-70 mm F:2.8 VRII, the second with a AF-S 70-200 mm F:2.8 VRII.
When the day passes by and extra light was needed a Nikon speedlight SB600 was used. It took two weeks to postproces and reduce the amount of pictures to a reasonable number. Altough can 1100 pictures be considered as a reasonable amount?
In this gallery 19 pictures from the wedding were distilled and published with the explicite permission of Evi and Michiel