There are many pros, and some cons, for using digital camera equipment.
I photograph weddings to provide my clients with memories as they happened. My photographs are usually done with minimal digital enhancements. Until now!
I will still mainly provide photographs that reflect my clients, the environment and moments as they were. I am starting to enhance some photographs for the proofs and albums. I do a select few that give you a small glimpse into what I envision.
I wanted to share with you today an example. In taking a normal photograph, I can enhance the scenery and mood. These digital enhancements provide unique photographs that I feel will bring my wedding photography to another level. But like any technique, this can be overdone. So I keep them to a minimum.
Let me know what you think. Leave a comment or drop me an email.
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I really like this technique. Similarly, I like filtering one color, like someone holding red roses and the rest of the photo dropped to B/W or sepia. I’ve done some of this myself and it makes the subject stand out.
This is a really beautiful shot how it stands, but with the digital enhancement it gave it a really soft and lovely feel as well. As always you create wonderful art with your photographs! Looking forward to working with you on Mike and mine’s wedding day!
PERFECT !!!!!! You realy know to use this…