That's not the question. It's not us to decide after all. Once it comes about a bad weather, never change your mind - this is one of infrequent opportunities to get a fairy-tale lighting. Add a little post-production and - if only my eyes could process the "picture" online, - I'd outwatch the world 24 hours a day. I would add some thunderbolts to the cloudy shots willingly, but let's not bedevil the "reality". He-he
Here a few of their wedding goes




Thursday, July 17, 2008
To pour or not to pour
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Thursday, July 10, 2008
Glam-Off!
I love those sugary-marmaladish, moody and mysterious, and then polished beyond recognition stylish glamorous shots I normally shoot. I do love them, really. But sometimes I pretty much feel... like going totally crazy and braking all the rules I'm guided by. Like breaking free! :)
I'd call it "anticipating-the-registration session"
Glamour of them is coming soon (check out "On the way" section to the right).
Бесконечно снимать томные, задумчивые гламурные жанровые постановки тяжело. Хотя мне нравится, ооочень нравится. Скажем так: это - "технический перерыв" в моем творчестве внутри одной свадьбы. Кто-то скажет "ты издеваешься над людьми", а я отвечу - любите себя такими, какими я вас вижу! Шутка :)






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Thursday, July 3, 2008
The wraparound vast of modern architecture
One of the best gorgeous sites to shoot - Moscow International House of Music. Just take your camera, stick at any spot over there, then slowly move around clockwise, pushing the shutter button and changing zoom from wide to tele. And you definitely get a bunch of differing masterpieces. It's incredible - an hour and a half of shoot outcame into a nearly full-bodied photo-book, as if we were traveling through the city but-and-ben the whole evening long. Let alone that for once in a while I could hardly decide images to be trashed or let. When it comes to the next engagement session it's unlikely that I'll find a better urban venue. Have to come up with another obsession to prevent repeats... maybe should I switch from architecture to farm fields? :)







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