©David A. Ziser
Here is another image I made back in my Nikon days. It was a beautiful wedding at one of our most beautiful venues, the Netherland Hilton hotel in Cincinnati, Ohio. We were scheduled to do all the wedding photographs before the ceremony - always the best way to get great shots. The room was set and served as a wonderful back drop for the image of the bride alone. What I like the most is the symmetry of the image, the chairs, fabric, architecture, and the other leading lines presented here in the photograph. Back in those days I was still using a tripod for my really slow "shutter drag" shots. Lighting on the bride is coming in from camera left - Quantum through an umbrella at 1/4 power. The slower shutter speed picked up the ambient light nicely complimenting the overall image. Camera Specs: Nikon D1x fitted with 18-35mm lens at 30mm, F 5.6 @ 1/6 second (tripod), ISO 400. Enjoy! -David
It is surprising you got a good shot with a Nikon. Probably used a PC to edit it? LOL!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot David!
Oh and see you at the Photoshop shindig!
Thom
Those must have been the good old days for you, shooting with that trusty Nikon.
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