The Big Day - The Lovegrove Way | Behind the scenes on a real wedding (captured in SD in 2008)

[@shadyninja1]

This is the best wedding video on KZbin so far. No acting no so sponsors, no guest was glued to their iPads or smartphones etc but then it was shot in 2008.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you :)

[@fanidiayyoub6718]

@@LovegroveTraining kokkkokoikkkokkkkkk

[@IvanDoherty1]

Rarely does one get the privilege of seeing a total live wedding shoot like this. Very good indeed, thank you Damion, this is excellent.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you for your kind words :)

[@guruprasathkrishnamoorthy51]

As usual the photo shoot is very impressive & the way you handle the camera, your speed-light and the fast movements you go here & there - A turbo action at that age even. Like to have a cup of coffee & a day with you in a wedding ceremony.Thanks for this video. Learnt a lot.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you :)

[@f2.8vidz4]

Thank you for posting these lengthy instructional videos for free.. I’m watching every minute.. I’ve learned new things so that’s a good thing.. Thank you from a wildlife photographer from 🇨🇦Canada who does the occasional weddings

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you for your kind words. I'd love to visit Canada soon :) Damien

[@scottrogers2831]

Quality craftsmanship is timeless. The sharing of this is much appreciated.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you.

[@AdrianFarenheid]

This video is GOLD! It helped me a lot on my first wedding work. SIMPLY AMAZING! Thank you for share this!

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Adrian :) I'm so glad it was useful to you. Best regards, Damien

[@steevo1976]

Thank you for releasing this. Although it is old, there are so many interesting things to take from it. Seeing you both interact with the Bride and Groom, the guests and, most interestingly, with each other is a real treat. I like the no nonsense, efficient conversations you have with each other that don't allow for any drama, but just work toward the same goal. The group shot discussion that ended with you both wrestling the hammock out of view was a great example. A majority of the edits you did could be done solely in Lightroom now. I'd be interested in how much your editing style has changed now all of the software has matured. I would love to see a wedding where the weather is a complete berk and see how you would still deliver a high end result. Thanks again. I always enjoy your videos - no matter how old! Take care.

[@slopanda923]

Great video and thanks for sharing! 🇦🇺😊

[@gentlegnt]

Phenomenal video!! OMG....it is as if we were actually THERE (like a "fly on the wall") to view everything without being in the way. Learning like this is PRICELESS for me/us who are wanting to be so much better at what we do. I was sweating just watching you-yet, not having the pressure of being there. What I loved the BEST was seeing the set-up on video of the shoot and then immediately after showing the finished image-PRICELESS!! Thank you guys soooo very much for doing this for all of us. (Huie Dinwiddie-Oakland, California-USA)

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Huie for this fabulous feedback. It's comments like yours that make the process of shooting videos so worthwhile. Your sentiments are greatly appreciated :) Kindest regards, Damien

[@gentlegnt]

@@LovegroveTraining welcome, sir. 😁

[@ActualCounterfactual]

Great source of insight... huge thanks for sharing with the public... quite a few gems here that are useful to all.. professionals, semi-pro and amateurs alike :)

[@LovegroveTraining]

Glad it was helpful!

[@funnyanimals8053]

I've never complete any long videos till far except this one and your the other Speedlight Mastery. Really impressive skill and tons of knowledge from you guys! The BEST of the BEST by far! Thank you for your wonderful lesson 👍

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you for the compliments :)

[@paulhills1967]

This is fascinating to watch. Husband using Canon and wife using Nikon! Thank you for uploading.

[@Macsnapshot]

I came across this video a couple of days ago . I can honestly say one of the best wedding videos I've seen in a long time. No promos on lenses and camera just down to earth professional & excellent work. Well done Lovegrove Training ! Subscribed .

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Macsnapshot :)

[@Macsnapshot]

Welcome!! :)@@LovegroveTraining

[@rachmatkosasih8829]

Thank you so much for releasing this amazing video. A lot to learn from, regardless of technology advancement, this still one of best source to learn.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Rachmat :)

[@TheBiggervern]

Excellent video with bags of great details. Thank you Damien.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Vernon :)

[@richardbierman9856]

Damien is one of the top educators, and really knows his stuff! These videos, released years ago, on DVDs, would have cost a small fortune! To have them available free on KZbin is just amazing, sure the technology has moved on, but people complaining about that, and the video being standard definition are just being churlish!

[@LovegroveTraining]

Many thanks Richard for your kind words :)

[@youareinvitedbyGod]

I'm not yet starting to watch but I'm very interested in behind the scene videos so thumbs up! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@MBartlettPhotography]

Awesome work, thank you so much for the insight into your fantastic work!!

[@pictureeyecandy]

Very well done with tons of info on a wedding shoot. Looks like that wedding day was a very long day. I enjoyed seeing the infrared shots included on a wedding day. Honestly, most of the time you only see it for like landscape photographs but it definitely gives a dreamy or unique image for weddings. Thanks for sharing this to the world.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Alvin for your kind comments. :)

[@pictureeyecandy]

You're welcome @@LovegroveTraining

[@Heisenberg_Aka_itsme]

It’s very helpful. Thanks for producing this . Very simple and honest ! Great job

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you :)

[@richb7682]

It's May, 2019 - so the video is 11 years old. I shot a wedding two weeks ago. Some methods and approaches never get old. Simple flash, monopod etc. The fundamentals never really change.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Spot on Rich :)

[@chillisimo]

Thank you so much for posting this and the speed light video course.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Cheers Chillisimo :)

[@georgb302]

Thank you very much for this share. Although I don't shoot weddings I learned new things about photography. And the way you edited the pictures with curves is remarkable. I'm looking forward to meet you in Person on the Urban Portraits Workshop in Bristol next year.

[@markpatterson2718]

I remember when i really began to get good at cabinet making or sort-a good 30yrs ago as a young dude i tried to take stunning photos and built a little portfolio of my cabinets i built These artistic infra photos reminds me of something which it might have saved me getting into the dslr artistic part of photography the way Damien makes a photo look like a painted house, this made me realize that using a pencil to draw is a big part of photography as well if you approach in that way in my opinion : it can help, the infra house is important to me, - trying to learn from Mr Lovegrove

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you :)

[@cherryy7609]

This is amazing! Can’t wait to study the whole thing. 🥂

[@photozen8398]

How in the world were both of you able to pull this STUNNING results that is very very tough to rival? Both of you are truly MASTERS....!

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you for the lovely compliments PhotoZen :)

[@photozen8398]

One more question plz, how did you manage WB in the shoot, I did not see in the video a reference to it, grey card, passport card? or only raw images and post production like in the second half of the video? thanks

[@LovegroveTraining]

@@photozen8398 I was using auto white balance back then. It's just one thing less to think about. Any white balance tweaks were done in post production.

[@photozen8398]

Sorry for many questions, FINAL one plz, may I get more details about the ROYAL wedding album book?...This thing is from heaven and I have canon pro 1000 printer that I want to put to work for my coming daughter wedding, any info? ...Thanks

[@LovegroveTraining]

Sorry, not sure which album book you mean? Since we haven't shot weddings for many years now I am a bit out of the loop with current products :)

[@hfranke07]

Fantastic video from you yet again..... wow. A shame it is only in 480p..... if you have the original file still, you would make me happy to post a 1080p version..... Love your work. You inspire me.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you for your kind words. This was made in letterboxed standard definition, it was before 1080p existed. It was released on DVD and as you know, DVD can only have standard definition. Expectations for video have changed dramatically in the past few years . Kindest regards, Damien.

[@helendiaz100]

Absolutely beautiful wedding video. xx

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Helen. You next :) xx

[@tysonator5433]

A very honest and as true to real life a wedding photographers day could be. A great fly on wall video. I like how Lovegrove uses +/- Exp Comp when outside shooting. I have done a few weddings and outside in bright Sun light is hard going. So getting people in the shade is a great touch. Plus the changing white balance inside a venue is challenging enough!

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you for those kind words Tyson.

[@MrJueKa]

1:04:35 = what a brilliant shot + "OMG that`s amazing !! ", that`s all you need as a photographer to know that you`ve done everything right :)

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Jürgen :)

[@jenishshaikh7524]

Its nice to see such hardwork and patience.... Back in the day ur work was gr8.....

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Jenish. What goes around comes around. It will all be back in fashion again soon even as far as using a medium format camera on a tripod and producing a fabulous wedding album. :))

[@jenishshaikh7524]

@@LovegroveTraining true saying 😊😊

[@omarsef1241]

El mejor video tutorial que he visto, felicitaciones!!! por favor hagan mas videos de estos, Son Geniales

[@LovegroveTraining]

Gracias mi amigo. Tengo un libro en español que te gustaría: lovegroveportraits.com/retratos-ebook-damien-lovegrove/

[@omarsef1241]

Ya estoy mirandolo, Gracias por la respuesta tan rapida, Soy de Argentina. Descubri este canal y no puedo parar de mirar los contenidos, Gracias por tanto ARTE FOTOGRAFICO!!! Feliz Año Nuevo

[@LovegroveTraining]

@@omarsef1241 Gracias. Que tengas un maravilloso 2019 :)

[@reinholdhugosuchowitzky8439]

ERES FANTASTICO ME ENCANTO TU TRABAJO LOS FELICITO

[@Smile-uwokeup-2day]

Congrats to both of u on ya wedding day n the families n friends may God blessings shines thru ya lives

[@rpavon1959]

Love the video! Thanks so much for sharing...

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thanks for the compliment Ramon.

[@MichelleCoxPhotography]

Nice video! Great concept too!

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you :)

[@Stouzough]

Thanks for sharing, very interesting job and preparation

[@johnwelander]

Glued to this video. So professional. You are very, very deserving of the respect and success you receive. I'm too old to do this sort of thing but never too old to learn so much here. Will be watching all your videos more than once I expect, many thanks!

[@LovegroveTraining]

Very kind words indeed. Thank you John. Kindest regards, Damien.

[@jeanmeslier9491]

I am just checking this out. I'm a quarter of the way through the flash course video. It is the best I have seen. I am in awe of the photographers at this wedding. In most of the wedding tutorials pictures or videos I have seen, the photographers looked like they had dressed out of the rag bin at the local thrift store. It seems as the last 20-30 years in the US, the trashier the wedding attire and decorations, the better. Don't, just don't, look for Diamonds and Denim wedding themes. You will sleep better nights if you never witness one. I will never shoot a wedding, but for what I expect to learn for people pictures and portraits, I expect Lovegrove to be tops. And another thing, Damien is very courteous and respectful to his staff and models. I suspect that he is the same off camera as he is on.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Jean for the wonderful comments. Kindest regards, Damien.

[@gerardolopez7995]

EXCELENTE Y MUY BUENO TOTALMENTE CHULADA DE OBRA DE ESTE VIDEO

[@LovegroveTraining]

Gracias por los cumplidos :)

[@astrorickym5300]

Dear Mr. Lovegrove, Thank you very much again for one more fantastic educational video, I'm very grateful that you share your talent and valuable experience! I'd like to ask two questions: in the backlit pics at Aperture priority, e.g. directly in front of the window, did you use any exposure compensation which brought about the shutter speed written in the caption? Second: some shots are high ISO and high shutterspeed: why not to use ISO automatic?

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you AstroRicky. This was shot 11 years ago and Auto ISO was not a thing on Canon 5D cameras ;) On old school DSLRs I used Aperture Priority with some exposure compensation dialled in for every shot. I looked at the background and chose the amount of compensation depending upon it's brightness. That is all history now as I've shot with mirrorless cameras exclusively for the past 8 years. I work in manual mode and what I see is what I get and there is no need to let the camera make any decisions. Kindest regards, Damien.

[@royottaway9434]

Nice and relaxed , always enjoyed your videos

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you :)

[@jnuwan4214]

I assume the lens support F2.8. Why were you mostly Used F4.0 ? Is that your preferred spot or is that the sharper point? ive never noticed anything bellow F3.5. Much appreciate if you can biref this. Thaks

[@LovegroveTraining]

The zooms are a bit soggy at f2.8 and more importantly f4 gets both eyes and the tip of the nose sharp whilst maintaining focus separation. We shot f4 for 10 years (400 weddings) and it gave the finished work a consistent look. Just like feature films are shot at one aperture we did the same ;) I hope this helps.

[@jnuwan4214]

Thanks again for prompt reply sir. Yes ive watch all your videos on youtube and i belive this is my third time re watching them. I do learn something new each and everytime whathing your videos. Really appriciate your work and God bless both of you.. ❤❤

[@badhabit714]

I want a monopod now.

[@royottaway9434]

I couldn't resist another look at this . A couple of questions : Do you use mirrorless for your present day weddings and do you still work with Julie .

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thanks for your questions :) We no longer shoot weddings; our business has progressed into running photographic adventures and holidays. Julie and I still work together :) Our photographic interest though is different so whilst I concentrate on shooting people in stunning locations all over the world, Julie prefers to shoot wildlife and landscapes in equally stunning places. You can see what we get up to here: passionphotographyexperience.com/

[@royottaway9434]

@@LovegroveTraining That's brilliant Damien ,I will have gander , I have just recently moved to Thailand . Roy

[@LovegroveTraining]

@@royottaway9434 Further to the answer above I have shot with mirrorless cameras exclusively for the past 6 years and currently shoot with a Fujifilm GFX50s.

[@royottaway9434]

@@LovegroveTraining I am very tempted to go mirrorless , but I have shot school sports for many years so my cameras were pro canon bodies ( 1D series ) and lenses , even now I am using a 5D3 which I use with battery grip to boost the size , and to balance my bread and butter lens ( Canon 70-200 2.8 MK2 ) . I am very tempted with the new Canon R but not sure of the size , I will hire one when I go back to the UK in May 2019 , love your work Damien . Roy

[@LovegroveTraining]

@@royottaway9434 Thanks Roy :) There's no rush to change kit if what you have does the job ;)

[@googo151]

What photo album company are you using? And thanks for the magnificent tutorial. I love the PS lessons.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Hi Googo, I used to use Jorgensen albums from Australia. I finished shooting weddings in 2010. Thanks, Damien

[@googo151]

@@LovegroveTraining -----Oh right about the same time that I did. Thanks. I remember that company. Are you still shooting?

[@LovegroveTraining]

@@googo151 Yes but I stopped shooting weddings in 2010. Prophotonut.com is my blog :)

[@Passion613]

what kind of stand for the flash are you using? that is very convenient.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Hi Passion613, this was 10 years ago so I can't remember. I doubt it is still available today. For big rigs I use a Lowel Grand Stand, Smaller rigs I use a Lastolite Jupiter stand and for travel gigs I use a Matthews folding stand. I hope this helps.

[@PARIJATVIDEOGRAPHYy]

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[@suryachataut]

Thank you for this video!!!

[@LovegroveTraining]

You are welcome Surya :)

[@AquinoZ]

Thank you for the video, I really appreciate it. I wish you could share the gear you used that day.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Hi, it was 10 years ago so I expect I was using a Canon 5D with the three f/2.8 zooms and Julie was using a Nikon D700 with the three f/2.8 zooms. We both had manfrotto monopods, mine was a Neotec. Our flashes were Canon and Nikon respectively.

[@jakehilder8906]

Superb!!

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thanks :)

[@derekmack]

A lot of yours shots were into the sun, what metering mode do you use?

[@LovegroveTraining]

Hi Derek, This was 10 years ago when I still used a DSLR. Back then I used matrix metering with aperture priority and drove the exposure compensation on every shot. Nowadays I don’t need any kind of metering because I use mirrorless cameras.

[@derekmack]

I’m still in that ‘old world’ of DSLR. I’m shooting a beach wedding Saturday, if the weather repeats what it was like today I’ll be shooting my formals with a very strong sun above and behind. There’s at least three full stops to balance out, I’m going armed with 2 Canon 600 speedlight and a Godox AD200 so hopefully I’ll be able to keep some colour and highlights behind and nicely expose the wedding party. I have a smaller mirror less, the M50 but that’s just for video and recce. I’ll move into it soon enough though, will be nice losing some of the weight

[@paulobastos738]

Excelente video, bom cenario.....

[@stoicaadrian-h5b]

multumesc sint din Rominia

[@LovegroveTraining]

Cu plăcere. Ma bucur ca ti-a placut :)

[@bondnaruto]

Best video, best photo, thanks from Russia:)

[@jeffcruzphotography]

Hello Damien, were you shooting with 5D classic and 5Dmii? Thanks!

[@LovegroveTraining]

Probably 5d. After the 5D I owned a 5Dmk2 but life got so much better when I switched to Fujifilm X series 6 years ago.

[@jeffcruzphotography]

@@LovegroveTraining i can imagine, Damien! However, it is not the camera, it is you! Whatever camera you use, you rock! I still own and shoot with these 2 old but trusty cameras along with newer cameras. By the way, by any chance you may be having a workshop in Budapest/Hungary anytime soon?

[@LovegroveTraining]

@@jeffcruzphotography Thank you for the compliments. I've no plans for workshops in Hungary anytime soon because I don't have resources or agents/ fixers there. I've not ruled it out though so if I get invited and hosted, I'd be there like a shot. Kindest regards, Damien

[@elizabethmarini624]

What monopod do you like to use? I saw it seems very easy to bring up and down.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Back in 2008 I was using a Neotec monopod from Manfrotto. I removed the foot bracket and replaced it with a walking stick rubber foot. I also removed the handle safety lock. This made the process of adjusting height very fast. I now use a Gitzo carbon fibre monopod as it is lighter and goes much lower too. There wasn't much walking to do at a wedding compared to my latest adventures.

[@Yiannis-T]

hi mr Lovegrove!could i use an octagon softbox with the diffuser off ,for the photoshoot into the for church?For the wedding ceremony,and for the close up photos of the couple?

[@LovegroveTraining]

Hi Yiannis, I wouldn't do that because of the distraction. It is a wedding and not a photoshoot so during the church I like to either use continuous light or available light. I use a monopod to get sharp pictures at lower shutter speeds.

[@Yiannis-T]

@@LovegroveTraining thanks!

[@JamikKitchen]

Beautiful God bless

[@illuminiphotography]

Amazing! One picture, one take and bang! Photo captured! Always been a fan of Damian and Julie's work. Talented, friendly and professional. Such an inspiration and this wedding was 10 years ago! I wonder what camera and lenses are being used. I've always tried to be as good photographer as I can and unfortunately I've always been obsessed with camera gear thinking I need better equipment. However I do know that it takes practice to be this good a photographer.

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Karl for the lovely compliments :)

[@MrJueKa]

@Karl Harper - as far as I can see: Nikon D700, Canon 5D, both top choices in 2008, mainly 24-70/f2.8, 70-200/f2.8 on both cameras, matching TTL speedlights + radio triggers of course, a solid monopod + a solid ball head could become your best friend as you can see in this video, all in all the reliable bread and butter equipment you can`t go wrong with :)) - I`m still using my former semiprofessional Nikon D700 bought early 2009 and I`ve no need to change up to now

[@illuminiphotography]

Great info! Thank you!

[@MrJueKa]

@@illuminiphotography You`re welcome, Karl :)

[@robyk65]

@@MrJueKa I continue to use the D700 too! Great camera indeed!

[@Sbayo9]

This is from 2008 and your lightroom worked effortlessly. Now I use it in 2020 with 32GB Ram, SSD and it is so slow...

[@LovegroveTraining]

I know what you mean. We were on 12mp cameras back then and now 50mp cameras. That must have something to do with it ;)

[@wendystumbaugh695]

Are you shooting aperture priority TTL? Do you use either expositor flash compensation for your indoor shots when you are holding your flash overhead for bounce? Thank you!

[@LovegroveTraining]

Yes, Aperture priority, f/4 for all the shots. No bounce flash. The flash is held high to give some elevation to the light. It is better if it comes from above.

[@relaxingfly7763]

thanks,learning a lots

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thanks Leo :) Regards, Damien.

[@southerngirlsociety]

What lens are you using for your detail shots in the getting ready room please?

[@LovegroveTraining]

Ooh it was 10 years ago so I think it might have been a Canon 100mm L macro or it was a +4 dioptre on my 24-70mm L zoom. Kind regards, Damien.

[@turtlelife5444]

love video but surprised you didn't pay more attention to symmetry of shot and move one of the 2 flower girl on the right to far left to balance image ?? otherwise loved it !!

[@Yiannis-T]

what if using the flash with its diffuser on ,pointing up to the ceiling!i saw you did that in a few shots!

[@LovegroveTraining]

The flash was pointing up to cut the light going direct and to reduce contrast in the scene. The flash then becomes like holding up a light bulb. It is not softer in any way just lower contrast than direct flash. :)

[@Yiannis-T]

@@LovegroveTraining Ok ,thanks a lot!

[@DailyMyChildhood]

Your wedding look wonderful day🌷🌹

[@LovegroveTraining]

Yes, thank you Daily.

[@terencemorrissey4413]

Hard work!

[@vanessalees2812]

Hi, this is a fabulous video, really informative. I'm looking for a similar monopod but can seem to find one with the lever. Can ask where it's from ?

[@LovegroveTraining]

The info about my monopod is in the video description. Here is a copy and paste: Damien's Monopod: Back in 2008 I was using a Neotec monopod from Manfrotto. I removed the foot bracket and replaced it with a walking stick rubber foot. I also removed the handle safety lock. This made the process of adjusting height very fast. I now use a Gitzo carbon fibre monopod as it is lighter and goes much lower too. There wasn't much walking to do at a wedding compared to my latest adventures.

[@wellwhatthen10101]

That's the way to check your camera sensor to see if its clean, can't fault it ????? Just shows the need for a anti-aliasing filter when he is taken shots in the grooms room the waistcoat effects are terrible. Do like all the detail that they show and how demanding a wedding shot can be well done guys .

[@LovegroveTraining]

wellwhatthen10101 That’s standard def video for you. The stills were perfect :)

[@rakeshkvij4807]

Which camera you have & lens

[@LovegroveTraining]

I use a Fujifilm GFX50s but 10 years ago when this video was made I used a Canon 5D and the three f2.8 zooms.

[@ivanchoarango4131]

amo el sonido de obturacion de esa 5D

[@arunashamal]

Anyway,,, what do you call the Bride's accent??

[@LovegroveTraining]

English

[@arunashamal]

@@LovegroveTraining hi lol.. I know it is english... but what is the regional accent? is it RP?

[@Photocoverage]

Is it just me or are all the photos soft or just out of focus?

[@LovegroveTraining]

Edward Nowak It’s the video. It was shot before HD was a thing. The stills are pin sharp.

[@burubura]

Lovegrove you are the best. LoveGuru ;)

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thank you Burubura :)

[@ThePhotographyHobbyist]

2008 - I guess that's a Nikon D700 I see.

[@LovegroveTraining]

A Canon 5D and a Nikon D700. The kit is fairly irrelevant.

[@ThePhotographyHobbyist]

@@LovegroveTraining The exact model matters even less in 2022. There are many great options (so it's funny that some people online argue over what's 'best' so often...but they tend to be the ones that never share their work for others to see).

[@gregorhomestudio9305]

the quality of the movie is bad why ?

[@Zenutheduck]

Can you share with us what the last part of the title is?

[@LovegroveTraining]

Way back in 2008 HD was not an option. DVD can only hold SD and this is what TV looked like in those days too. The production was originally released on DVD. It's a step up from VHS but only just because this length of production needed a lot of compression to fit onto a DVD. I hope this helps.

[@stoicaadrian4242]

Mulțumesc

[@ekchuahstudios9066]

Great info, thanks.

[@royottaway9434]

Hi , I am interested to know what camera you are using 10 years latter

[@LovegroveTraining]

Hi, I'm using Fujifilm GFX with two lenses. GF 32-64mm and GF 110mm

[@royottaway9434]

Thank you , I am still happy with Canon , a 5dMK3

[@stoicaadrian9534]

multumesc

[@freeman12321]

58:24 I like it .

[@LovegroveTraining]

Thanks :)

[@fotogfitzfoto412]

I hope you retouched the groom's shoes ... brown with a tail coat, ye Gods! 😂

[@LovegroveTraining]

Hi shoes were fine. They can wear what they want. Independent people with love and a creative spirit.

[@arunashamal]

She does look like Carrie Bradshaw!

[@robertocordero4682]

You get a like before I watch☝️ @bobbyfinger @rc1photography