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We had so many nice images to choose from after Kristy & Shohan’s engament shoot yesterday at Bass & Flinders Point in Cronulla that we had trouble culling them down, so here we are with a bumper edition!
A big thanks to the guys for braving the brisk weather.
Enjoy :)
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Have you ever had one of those days when your mind becomes absorbed by the surroundings and your body goes into auto-pilot? Well, this is how Marissa & Jon’s wedding day was like for me. The combination of music that was being played and the people that I met & interacted with on the day made for a very surreal experience and I was totally into it!
This Super8mm production was shot on three different film stocks: Kodak Vision 3 colour negative, Pro8mm 250D Push and my all-time favourite Kodak Ektachrome E64T reversal.
Anyway, here’s what I was able to put together from that day…
*For uninterrupted playback, pause the video for about 10 seconds and then click play ;)
Labs & Telecine
Nano Lab – Melbourne Victoria
Cinelicious – Burbank California
Colour Timer – Andy Barr
Wedding Day
Girl Friday Weddings – Sarah Johnston
Gastronomy – Kevin Low
The Style Salon – Ruba Alamein
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So here is our first official fusion piece. Helen shot 95% of all the video on this one because my duties were as primary photographer although I did shoot the time-lapse shots a couple of days beforehand – hence why the weather was so nice ;) On the actual wedding day it rained constantly, none the less it did make for some nice images :) The soundtrack features actual recordings made during our stay on the island of the indigenous string bands.
Till next week all the best.
Evro :)
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Hot off the press! Simone & Matt’s wedding day photo slide-show.
Features some of Sydney’s most picturesque locations including; North Head, Cardinal Carretti Chapel (where Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban were married) and the poetic Boronia House in Mosman.
Enjoy :)
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Here today is Sandy & Ronnie’s photoshoot which I filmed last September. The shoot was really enjoyable because on the day I was was working with Jenny Sun (one of my favourite photographers.) Its great bouncing ideas off each other and there’s always a great dynamic when I’m working with Jenny because we’re both looking for killer light and foreground framing.
I don’t normally use grey-tone or B&W in my work but I had no choice for this clip because at the park they had these ugly bright orange construction fences all over the place which I could only get rid of with major colour work & grey-tone tweaking.
Please enjoy!
See you all again on Sunday when Helen & I will premiere Natalie & Grant’s Vanuatu “Fusion” video clip.
Evro :)