Foggy wedding.

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Thanks Phate. Yes I like the venue as well. I've been there a few times now.

 

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Cheers guy's.

Nice set!

Can't say I've had to deal with fog/mist before, although I'm assisting on one next week with a 4:30 ceremony which, at the end of Feb, is going to be interesting from a light perspective!

As long as it isn't a catholic service, you should scrape buy ok if your quick getting the pictures you need after the ceremony. Sunset's at 5.30 so your usable light will be around 5:45. From there you should be ok if you have fast glass (primes), as indoors you have artificial light. You could use flash if that's your thing.

I had when one December 22nd with a 2:45 ceremony. Timing was pretty tight but it turned out ok.

 

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Thanks again for the critique folks.

Great set of images, top job. looking through the shots you took outside it looks like fog acted as a huge softbox, lovely light.

Yes I was really liking the light and the atmosphere. The groom actually mentioned how soft the light was on the day. However he was really worried about it to begin with, he thought the pictures would come out dark. I had to show him a few on the LCD to put his mind at ease.

a. I don't like this one at all - I'm not sure whether it's because it looks 'forced' or that it looks more like a family hug as oppose to a newly married couple hug!

I see what you mean. When it's literally freezing outside, it effects peoples expressions and you don't have long to work due to the cold, and it was blooming cold.

 

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Awesome. Absolutely love these

The exact same photos I thought were the best. Great use of the fog and negative space.

Thanks Sam(s). These two are probably my favourites also in terms of composition. I liked playing around with the fog and the unusual look the fog gave. Unfortunately it will probably be a very long time before I get to photograph another foggy wedding.