How to take your own wedding photos with a Fujifilm Klasse S

[Johann Espiritu]

Just sharing this blog entry from manilacamerastyle.com:

http://manilacamerastyle.com/post/24605872281/how-to-take-your-own-wedding-photos-with-a-fujifilm

Who says you can't be your own wedding photographer?

 

[Brian Legge]

Pretty sure my bride would has objected.

 

[gavinlg]

I actually like this. It's honest, which is my main gripe with most wedding work/photographs - they seem very 'set-up'. Personally I would consider doing this for myself.

 

[shane_goguen]

I really like his work, Thanks for sharing!

 

[maddoc]

Nice to see it on-line now ! Buck Pago was also quite active here at RFF

 

[Johann Espiritu]

I actually like this. It's honest, which is my main gripe with most wedding work/photographs - they seem very 'set-up'.

Totally agree - this is refreshing to look at compared at the ultra-commercial look of most of the wedding albums you see today. I think that years down the line, this album will mean much more than the high-gloss look (that they dub as "photojournalism style") of "pro" work.

 

[tj01]

down to earth folks, much love in the photos.

 

[umcelinho]

really beautiful. buck pago's work is fantastic and inspiring.

 

[Johann Espiritu]

At least the AF of the Klasse S allowed one-handed operation! I think you'd require three hands to do this with manual-focus camera!

 

[paulfish4570]

this is a wonderful story. buck was mistaken when he wrote - probably tongue-in-cheek - that nothing had changed. honor and duty have been solemnized - beautifully.

 

[greyelm]

I love the shots and I'm sure they will be cherished for many years. I personally can't stand professional staged wedding pictures.

 

[buckpago]

thnaks for the appreciation everyone. bit late reply now, Ijust found my username now and password.