One frame.
One beautiful moment.
More to come from Bianca & Buck’s awesome outdoor wedding in Red Hill
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Yesterday, I spent a beautiful, winter afternoon photographing Sarah & Tung’s engagement portrait session in Parkville and North Melbourne. I am super excited to be documenting their wedding day in September as they will have both a Chinese and Vietnamese tea ceremony, followed by a civil ceremony with 200 guests at the Brighton International. I love that their wedding will be an amazing unity of two families and a celebration of two different cultures.
Here is one of my favourite frames from the engagement session that uses an experimental technique called freelensing, which involves removing the lens from the camera to create the beautiful focus blur and image distortion.
This image was shot with the Canon 135 f.2, manual focus. And a fair amount of magic.
135 + freelensing = pretty amazing! Well done!
Beautiful work. love the depth of field in the last one. Well done!
I love this. That’s a neat technique!
Excellent photography
Sweet! Great stuff – have yet to try freelensing, but you’ve inspired me now.
And such a gorgeous couple too – their wedding day sounds wonderful. Best wishes to them both.
Love the moment!
Great looking photos. Love your eye and processing
Love your tones. Beautiful work! and the groom has the best shirt/tie combo.
Interesting framing and nice tones on your photos
Wow! Love these. Just added weddings to my product mix & am really digging your work here. Great job!
“It’s all in the eyes” well done!
Nice shot! Such a genuine expression on her face.
Love the picture of Helen and Brett. The look in her eyes is priceless.
agree with Angi – what a fab shot – i can understand why the bride is dying to see the others… love the shoes too! You’re so talented Jus – your clients are very lucky
I love what I see