Balancing flash outdoors is not always easy but the results
are worth the effort.
This image is NOT POSED! It is a candid taken during your first
dance. This technique is called a rim lit silhouette.
Macro or close-up photography but changed to black and white
with just the right amount of color for your rings.
Bill asked and the firemen were happy to let us use their engine.
Turning an ordinary wedding image into a stunning image using
selective color. Notice the 'blacks' have been warmed for a
more pleasing image.
Color, black & white, sepia, even chocolate color - yes, this is a
chocolate toned image - all from the same image file.
Our illustrative photography style allows Bill to interact with you.
Here, he merely asked, "Would you look out the window, please?"
Illustrative Photography allows Bill to 'suggest' where you could
stand to cut your cake. Balancing the indoor light to the window
light from outdoors makes this image extra special.
One variation of the total silhouette is a partial silhouette
where Bill uses the back light to make a long shadow
towards the camera..
How do you take a typical Best Man's toast and make it special? Selectively color the champagne!
Moments happen.
Bill learned how to stop fast motion when he worked for Canon, the camera company.
It would not be a wedding at Lambeau Field without a photo
of the Bridal party with the Packer's greatest players.
Proofs are available on:
To view a small sample album from a recent wedding session, go to View Your Photos
and use the password - wedding - in all lower case. To Download our 2010 Pricing Guide
(about 2.5mb) in PDF format, 
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