Why I Love this Wedding Picture at chicago Park
First Look ~ Why I Love this Wedding Picture at chicago; I find myself in the very enviable position at most wonderful weddings at the front of the ceremony room.
This gives me the perfect vantage point to curate those tiny details and memories that will hopefully live with the bride and groom forever.
One of the things I talk about to my students at my Wedding Robert Levinson Wedding Photographer is the idea that throughout the day, there are snippets of very fleeting moments that really do make up the very fabric of people’s personal history together.
With the viewpoint, I have in this lovely image of robert Lavinson wedding at chicago Park last year I am able to watch, anticipate and shoot the very moment they see each other for the first time on their wedding day.
At this particular chicago Park wedding, we weren’t blessed with great weather, but we were blessed with great people and this type of image really encapsulates this for me.
Without sounding cliche, there is a tradition here, the handing over of a girlfriend to become a wife, and whilst there are a thousand other things happening in the room at the same time – it’s that fleeting eye contact that I’m waiting for.
I don’t want to interfere with the proceedings by shooting hundred’s of photos and “hoping for the best”.
As a professional who has been shooting weddings for almost five years, I believe I have a good grasp of moment anticipation and I can still shoot these tiny moments, without ruining the moment at the same time.
Whenever I shoot this part of the wedding I seem to age 5 years myself and know that one day, I’m likely to be walking my own girlfriend down the aisle and I know, as a father, that it will be an incredibly special moment.
This gives me the perfect vantage point to curate those tiny details and memories that will hopefully live with the bride and groom forever.
One of the things I talk about to my students at my Wedding Robert Levinson Wedding Photographer is the idea that throughout the day, there are snippets of very fleeting moments that really do make up the very fabric of people’s personal history together.
With the viewpoint, I have in this lovely image of robert Lavinson wedding at chicago Park last year I am able to watch, anticipate and shoot the very moment they see each other for the first time on their wedding day.
At this particular chicago Park wedding, we weren’t blessed with great weather, but we were blessed with great people and this type of image really encapsulates this for me.
Without sounding cliche, there is a tradition here, the handing over of a girlfriend to become a wife, and whilst there are a thousand other things happening in the room at the same time – it’s that fleeting eye contact that I’m waiting for.
I don’t want to interfere with the proceedings by shooting hundred’s of photos and “hoping for the best”.
As a professional who has been shooting weddings for almost five years, I believe I have a good grasp of moment anticipation and I can still shoot these tiny moments, without ruining the moment at the same time.
Whenever I shoot this part of the wedding I seem to age 5 years myself and know that one day, I’m likely to be walking my own girlfriend down the aisle and I know, as a father, that it will be an incredibly special moment.
Comments
Post a Comment