I tried my hand at a little wedding photography.
Here is a shot of my Brother-In-Law looking a little sceptical. He wasn’t the one getting married he was a guest like me.
My world through my camera lens
I tried my hand at a little wedding photography.
Here is a shot of my Brother-In-Law looking a little sceptical. He wasn’t the one getting married he was a guest like me.
Spanning the Years With Words and Pictures
drunk on the arts
A blog for my interest in film photography, 'classic' cameras and legacy lenses on digital. A randomly changing display of some of my film cameras, from old folders and pocket Olympus to Mamya Press, is dispayed above when the blog is opened
Life through my lens. Writer, Photographer and Artist.
film. caffenol. antique cameras.
Photography by Cynthia Mackowick - Traun
Silence is a killer and the truth a variable magnitude!
Activity Trackers & Fitness Wearables
Crafting, SnailMail, Music and more...
Mostly photographs with some words by this arty scientist...
...come closer
reviews, thoughts & experiences with 35mm compact cameras, rangefinders & lenses
| The beautiful art of film photography |
cycling | pro cycling | the bits inbetween
age is just a (biggish) number
Photography by Keith Goldstein
Weddings can do that to a person! Lovely portrait!
Thanks Patti.
Very nice portrait, David! I like his expression, it appears more candid and spur of the moment.
Thanks Mike. In many ways taking pictures of people you know is easier . It’s a good place to build confidence . The problem is it can take a little time to get natural poses.They have to get used to you, and the camera.
he was probably thinking why the hell are you taking a picture of me ? Nice work David 🙂
Thanks Joe.