Simple Yet Elegant

This i made when i bought my first softbox. Tried it shooting my niece. and looks great because of the softlight from softbox place on camera right. Nikon lens AT 145mm 1/125's F5.6 ISO200

Link to my Black & white Wedding

http://lowwrench.multiply.com/photos/album/19/Wedding_in_Black_White

Caught in a moment

I love catching people off guard which to me are great capture than posed shots. You will see the real happiness in people as it happens. Nikon lens F5.6 1/30 ISO 400.

Innocense

 

This is an image of my niece just a few days from birth. They are sitting outside and took this shot to create a dreamy like picture. Done some photoshoping . Nikon lens 1/45 F5.6 ISO400. 

Background

This image is from a friend's wedding day. i was trying to capture some great and unique images because

there's not enough good lighting at the reception, the ceiling too high so i took this flower as the focus object but the subject really are the couple. nikon lens 1/45s F5.6 ISO400.

Fire in the sky

 This image was taken on my way home from field work. Just looked on my right and saw this beautiful sky color around 6pm. Taken from Nikon Lens 18 55mm at 18mm F8 1/45 of second ISO200

Selective Coloring

This image was taken on a Baptismal Event. Converted and retain only the yellor shirt color to make it standout. used a flash facing upward to bounce the light from the ceiling to create this natural light. Nikon lens 50mm 1/25sec F5.6 ISO400.

Bounce Light Beauty

This shot is taken using an on camera speedlight. But i face the flash on the ceiling just above her head which is really a good height. The light bounces the ceiling creating this natural looking light and just the right soft shadows. Nikon lens at 70mm F8 1/25second ISO400.

Selective coloring

Just a simple family portrait shot. This would look ordinary if not the selective coloring done which makes alot of difference. Taken with Flash as fill Nikon lens 1/35 F5.6 ISO 400.

Binded by Light

This is a shot made on a Baptismal ceremony i covered a few days back. The priest would ask the God Parents to hold just one candle as part of the ceremony. Post process in CS4 using the brush, mask and burn tool to create the lighting effect. Nikon lens 70mm F5.6 ISO400.