©David A. Ziser
Here is another image made during my Wedding Shoot Out at PSW last week. I always post pics of the bride but thought this time I’d choose one of the groom. I wanted to do something more that just stand him in the aisle and shoot away. Sure, that makes a good pic, but I was thinking I wanted something different and a little more striking. To the left side of the church was the sculpture of the Last Supper. It was dramatized with a bright red light illuminating the very top of the art work. After taking a photograph, I liked the photograph but wanted to extend the red color down throughout the entire background of the image. I gelled my Quantum flash with a red gel, turned down the power, and had my assistant position the flash about 8 feet from the sculpture. It worked perfectly. Light on the groom was created from my Z-Ray high intensity flashlight camera on the left. The slow shutter speed allowed the ambient light flooding in from the front of the church to create a nice accent light on the left side of the groom. I believe all the elements came together for a nice image. Camera specs; Canon 5D Mark II fitted wit 70-300mm IS lens at 110mm, F 5.6 @ 1/20 second handheld, 2800K, ISO 1600. Enjoy! -David
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