One of my favorite photos that Paul has taken is this beautiful and intimate photo of Melissa & Eugene on their wedding day. And he used no super fancy lighting equipment to achieve this! Before getting into the technical details of what went into taking this photo, I first have to preface by setting the…
f/ 1.8, 1/1600 sec, ISO 200 using 50 mm lens Today’s Behind the Shot is about a photo from our engagement session with one of our fabulous couples, Emily & Noah. Their engagement session was held at the Jenkinson’s Boardwalk in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ. Because it was during the off-season, there were lots of…
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In the previous “Behind the Shot” post I talked about using speedlights (aka flashes) to light images from behind, and I shared one of our favorite photos from last year. Today, I am sharing another favorite photo of ours also using backlighting with speedlights, but in a very different way. The photo below is from…
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Last year we were honored to photograph Christina and Cole’s wedding at the fabulous Palace at Somerset Park. This venue was absolutely gorgeous and the staff were some of the kindest we have worked with. We were excited about this beautiful location and were eager to utilize the grounds for photos. As you can tell…
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Over the past few “Behind the Shot” posts, we have gone into some detail to explain how we took some of our favorite photographs using a softbox setup. People are usually amazed to hear that these photographs are not edited with PhotoShop at all. Thats right, they look that way the moment we take them….
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