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Thanks to Pixel Studios, Cartagena, Colombia, who let me take several behind-the-scenes photographs of the post wedding images. Was fascinated by their use of a video drone, as a new piece of equipment, which they used from the newlyweds' exit from the cathedral to include a walk along the 17th century defensive wall under setting sun.

And it hit me like never before
That love is a powerful force
Yes, it struck me that love is a sport
So I pushed you a little bit more

A composite I did from the wedding I shot on Saturday...please all you great wedding photographers go easy on me. I've never claimed to be one...just doing a favor for some friends

One from an engagement shoot with a lovely couple

A great shot of the love of two sisters..

A shot I got unexpectedly as I was walking down the pier I noticed the bride and groom aside while she was crying happy tears

While taking pics of this couple and the grooms parents, a boat of tourists came passing by and of course the shoot had to stop to wave to the cheering crowd

A photo as the bride and groom hopped aboard a trolley to go for a ride in Newport, Rhode Island

From a wedding that I shot a while back...these guys were great. They were the epitome of "do what you want, it's your day". The groomsmen all wore these great boutonnieres fashioned with pins made to look like Dungeons and Dragons dice; they also walked out to the theme of Star Wars and danced their first dance to "When the World Falls Down" from the move Labyrinth. As for the wedding...most difficult that I've ever had to shoot. Harsh and constantly changing outdoor lighting at night, very small space, two other events going on at the same time in different parts of the venue...the fact that I was able to pull it off with shots they fell in love with was definitely a blessing. Sigh...

I was not the photographer at this wedding, so I took all of my shots as candids. She was a gorgeous bride.

This is the image of this groom seeing his bride for the first time...at the wedding.

First time shooting a wedding, learned a lot

Just waiting on the Mayor. The Mayor of Livonia married my friends...Lesa and Julie.
August 6, 2015

(Only 4 pics in the sites wedding catergory !)Time to add some.

Had the privilege of shooting my sisters wedding. The ceremony was held in my parents garden but as I always do with weddings (if possible), I take the bride and groom away from the venue post ceremony.
This is when all the built up nerves and stress have gone and in my opinion its when you get the best shots (without interference from family/guests).
We,fortunately live on a beautiful shoreline in Eastern Scotland so where to go was obvious.
I will post these as a numbered set.

(Only 4 pics in the sites wedding catergory !)Time to add some.

Had the privilege of shooting my sisters wedding. The ceremony was held in my parents garden but as I always do with weddings (if possible), I take the bride and groom away from the venue post ceremony.
This is when all the built up nerves and stress have gone and in my opinion its when you get the best shots (without interference from family/guests).
We,fortunately live on a beautiful shoreline in Eastern Scotland so where to go was obvious.
I will post these as a numbered set.

(Only 4 pics in the sites wedding catergory !)Time to add some.

Had the privilege of shooting my sisters wedding. The ceremony was held in my parents garden but as I always do with weddings (if possible), I take the bride and groom away from the venue post ceremony.
This is when all the built up nerves and stress have gone and in my opinion its when you get the best shots (without interference from family/guests).
We,fortunately live on a beautiful shoreline in Eastern Scotland so where to go was obvious.
I will post these as a numbered set.

(Only 4 pics in the sites wedding catergory !)Time to add some.

Had the privilege of shooting my sisters wedding. The ceremony was held in my parents garden but as I always do with weddings (if possible), I take the bride and groom away from the venue post ceremony.
This is when all the built up nerves and stress have gone and in my opinion its when you get the best shots (without interference from family/guests).
We,fortunately live on a beautiful shoreline in Eastern Scotland so where to go was obvious.
I will post these as a numbered set.

(Only 4 pics in the sites wedding catergory !)Time to add some.

Had the privilege of shooting my sisters wedding. The ceremony was held in my parents garden but as I always do with weddings (if possible), I take the bride and groom away from the venue post ceremony.
This is when all the built up nerves and stress have gone and in my opinion its when you get the best shots (without interference from family/guests).
We,fortunately live on a beautiful shoreline in Eastern Scotland so where to go was obvious.
I will post these as a numbered set.

(Only 4 pics in the sites wedding catergory !)Time to add some.

Had the privilege of shooting my sisters wedding. The ceremony was held in my parents garden but as I always do with weddings (if possible), I take the bride and groom away from the venue post ceremony.
This is when all the built up nerves and stress have gone and in my opinion its when you get the best shots (without interference from family/guests).
We,fortunately live on a beautiful shoreline in Eastern Scotland so where to go was obvious.
I will post these as a numbered set.

(Only 4 pics in the sites wedding catergory !)Time to add some.

Had the privilege of shooting my sisters wedding. The ceremony was held in my parents garden but as I always do with weddings (if possible), I take the bride and groom away from the venue post ceremony.
This is when all the built up nerves and stress have gone and in my opinion its when you get the best shots (without interference from family/guests).
We,fortunately live on a beautiful shoreline in Eastern Scotland so where to go was obvious.
I will post these as a numbered set.

(What ! Only 4 pics in the sites wedding catergory !)Time to add some.

Had the privilege of shooting my sisters wedding. The ceremony was held in my parents garden but as I always do with weddings (if possible), I take the bride and groom away from the venue post ceremony.
This is when all the built up nerves and stress have gone and in my opinion its when you get the best shots (without interference from family/guests).
We,fortunately live on a beautiful shoreline in Eastern Scotland so where to go was obvious.
I will post these as a numbered set.

Another shot of the guests at the wedding reception.
Exif data:
Aperture: f2/2
ISO: 80
Shutter: 1/15sec.
Focal Length: 4.15mm

From the recent wedding I was asked to shoot. I prefer people shots in black and white. This particular shot translated very well in blacks and white.
Side note: the exif data will not transfer from the iPhone to the website. I've been posting it in the article.
Exif data:
Aperture: f2/2
ISO: 50
Shutter: 1/15 sec.
Focsl length: 4.15mm

Making it legit - the couple had fun with this.