Edgewater Lodge, Trite But True
This is a shot I see a lot of, the couple driving off into the sunset in a convertible. The problem is, being in a resort, doing mostly destination weddings, most of my clients don’t have cars as part of their wedding. Luckily for Paula and Adam, one of the guests had rented a convertible Mustang at the airport, which we appropriated for the photos.
To get the shot, I sat on the folded up canvas roof of the car. I had one toe hooked under the armrest of the right rear seat to keep from rolling off the back of the car. The fisheye is so wide that I was having a hard time keeping my body out of the picture. You can see my toe behind Paula’s seat.
Tech Stuff:
I stopped the lens way down and used a really slow shutter speed to blur the scenery. I used a fisheye lens to accentuate the blurring of the scenery.
Camera: Nikon D2x
Lens: Nikon 10.5 mm DX, f/2.8
This entry was posted on Sunday, May 15th, 2011 at 4:21 am. It is filed under Posts, Weddings and tagged with Edgewater Lodge, Nikon D2x, Summer, Wedding, Whistler.
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