Congratulations Angie & Hector!
The second wedding of the weekend was on Saturday with the ceremony taking place in Pico Rivera and the reception in Long Beach. It was a long day but very rewarding... thanks to everyone for treating us like friends!
Some images...


I love this moment during the reception




NOTE for photographers: I did a lot of 'foofing' during this reception. For those of you who don't know the 'technical term' you can watch the great Dennis Reggie explaining it in detail right under the following photos ;-)
In the next photo I did it with a Nikon D2X, 50mm @ f1.4, and SB-800 flash, no diffuser, turned 90° to the right ISO400 and a slow shutter speed. The wall to the right where the light bounced off is well over 50 feet away. You can see the highlight and shadow areas clearly on the groom's face and on the bride's forearm... very flattering.

In this case I bounced the flash off the back wall and ceiling at a 45° angle so as not to get the 'bright white ceiling'. Nikon D2X, 10.5mm fisheye @ f2.8.


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Calvin... I mean Hector ;-) flying up in the air and the wife with a nervous laugh on the right

Have fun in Republica Dominicana!
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7 comments:
Your images are absolutely stunning. I also appreciate the photo tips you have posted...very helpful, thank you.
Hi Rudy,
Looks like you had a busy but great weekend. That 5th shot of the couple is awesome! Thanks for the photo tips, will have to try a few of those out this weekend.
whoa, before i just looked at jeanettes post i too was going to use the word stunning! well, they are beautiful shots. you rocked these man!
Sir Arpia,
You never cease to amaze me with your stunning imagery. Thank you for sharing the insights into the techniques.
I was going to start listing my favorites, but I realized I was going to list them all :p
Great job, Rudy!
Your pictures are beautiful as always!
Simply AMAZING, Rudy! As always. And thanks for the photo tips, saves us from asking how "how did you do that?!"
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