And we’re off! 2012′s wedding season started last Sunday with an engagement shoot. Paula & Peter will be getting married in mid-March, so got their e-shoot done with loads of time to spare…and somehow we managed 30-40 minutes without getting caught in the rain! Relaxed from the start of the shoot, these guys were easy to photograph, and their wedding should be a really easy going day, in a location I love shooting in & around, Lough Rynn Castle!
And part 2 of my favourite wedding images of 2011! Again, not a definite list & in no particular order! And if you missed part 1, click here!
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Some great shots in there!
Absolutely gorgeous photos
Brilliant Mark, our fav shot is in there 
Part 1 of 2, obviously! And here’s a selection of my favourite images that I shot at 2011‘s weddings. Again, they’re in no particular order, well they are, but it’s file-name order over anything! It’s by no means a definite list, more a case of me flying through & picking some which stood out. If I was to spend more time, I could easily pull a few from each of the weddings I shot last year, but then the list would be huge! Enjoy & stay tuned for part 2!
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[...] And part 2 of my favourite wedding images of 2011! Again, not a definite list & in no particular order! And if you missed part 1, click here! [...]
Quality start to finish. big up
With 2012 wedding season quickly approaching, here’s a few of my favourite engagement shots from last year, in no particular order! 2011 was a tricky year for eshoots, purely in terms of the weather & with virtually no summer meaning no sweet evening light, and a bunch of sessions which had to be rescheduled, I’m seriously hoping 2012 is the year we have some proper spring, summer & autumn seasons!
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As the 2012 wedding season gets closer, end of February is when I start, that also means I’ll be starting to shoot engagement sessions very shortly!
The engagement shoot I do with couples is complimentary with all wedding packages, and it really is the best way to get superb wedding images, as it gets you used to being in front of the camera!
An engagement shoot for couples usually lasts for around one hour. Choice of location is entirely up to you—anywhere within reason and sometimes it’s great to use two or three locations to get a variety of images!
What can I do with the images? Some previous clients have done the following:
- Use the images on wedding invitations.
- Have a large image mounted for signing by guests at the wedding reception.
- Have a guestbook made up for signing at the wedding reception.
- Have images framed for hanging around your home.
But it’s really up to you what you use the images for! The most important thing is that it gets you used to the camera!
For any super adventurous clients, I’d love to do some different shoots this year. In April I’m heading up Knocknarae with a couple to do a full shoot on the way up the mountain before reaching the top of the cairn…the views up there are outstanding, and that will certainly be a mega eshoot! If you have any outdoor interests, surfing, biking, anything really & you’d like to add some of it into the shoot, please let me know, as they can make some great, fun images…and as I used to shoot Formula 1, capturing action pictures is a breeze!
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