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| Make: | NIKON CORPORATION |
| Model: | NIKON D3 |
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| Aperture: | f/1.6 |
| ISO Speed: | 3200 |
| Focal Length: | 85 mm |
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As you may have gathered, I like to be a little nondoctinaire in my photography. If I see a bunch of photographers zigging right, I like to zag left, even if right was a perfectly fine direction. I do this for a few reasons: I think wedding photographers should be wary of fads because more than almost any other field we have to worry about what people will think of our photos in 30 years, and also it just keeps things interesting for me. Here, Eva and Cris are standing in the exact spot of one of the most overdone locations in the world. It's hard not to walk by here and see an engagement or wedding shoot being done. But being able to shoot in twilight without flash let me tackle it in a new way, turning the dim tungsten light of the cavernous hall into what you see here. Soon we'll all have cameras that can shoot ISO one billion and this won't be anything special, but it works for me now. |
| Make: | NIKON CORPORATION |
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| Date and Time (Modified): | 2008:07:01 20:43:03 |
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| Exposure: | 0.013 sec (1/80) |
| Aperture: | f/1.6 |
| Exposure Program: | Manual |
| ISO Speed: | 3200 |
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| Date and Time (Original): | 2008:06:25 20:43:03-04:00 |
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| Metering Mode: | Spot |
| Light Source: | Unknown |
| Flash: | No Flash |
| Focal Length: | 85 mm |
| User Comment: | 2008 Ryan Brenizer Photography |
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| Headline: | As ClichŽs Catch Fire |
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As you may have gathered, I like to be a little nondoctinaire in my photography. If I see a bunch of photographers zigging right, I like to zag left, even if right was a perfectly fine direction. I do this for a few reasons: I think wedding photographers should be wary of fads because more than almost any other field we have to worry about what people will think of our photos in 30 years, and also it just keeps things interesting for me...Here, Eva and Cris are standing in the exact spot of one of the most overdone locations in the world. It's hard not to walk by here and see an engagement or wedding shoot being done. But being able to shoot in twilight without flash let me tackle it in a new way, turning the dim tungsten light of the cavernous hall into what you see here...Soon we'll all have cameras that can shoot ISO one billion and this won't be anything special, but it works for me now. |
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As you may have gathered, I like to be a little nondoctinaire in my photography. If I see a bunch of photographers zigging right, I like to zag left, even if right was a perfectly fine direction. I do this for a few reasons: I think wedding photographers should be wary of fads because more than almost any other field we have to worry about what people will think of our photos in 30 years, and also it just keeps things interesting for me. Here, Eva and Cris are standing in the exact spot of one of the most overdone locations in the world. It's hard not to walk by here and see an engagement or wedding shoot being done. But being able to shoot in twilight without flash let me tackle it in a new way, turning the dim tungsten light of the cavernous hall into what you see here. Soon we'll all have cameras that can shoot ISO one billion and this won't be anything special, but it works for me now. |
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