BEST OF WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

My favourite images from 2008-2009 By Sydney Wedding Photographer Daniel Griffiths www.dgphotos.com.au
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My gear is 2x Nikon D3s , 1x D3x , 24-70 2.8, 70-200 2.8 85mm 1.4, 50mm 1.4 - 24mm 1.4 - 35mm 1.4 - LED video light. Generally i shoot available light whenever possible, regularly shooting on 8000 iso! There is not one photo featured here with flash. Processing is done with ACR (adobe Camera Raw) Any questions feel free to email me :-)

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[Joelwww7]

What a great work!

I'm actually new to photography, but I have been learning a lot lately.

Looking at your pictures motivates me to learn even more. I hope someday I become a pro like you.

Some of these were taken in Ireland right?

Thank you for sharing your work!! :-D!!

[daninsyd]

@Joelwww7 Thanks for the kind words! Glad you like them. Some in Ireland, Spain, France, Australia, Thailand to name a few :-)

[liu0908hk]

damn these pics are amazing , u re PRO! where is your studio??

[daninsyd]

@liu0908hk Hey, based in Sydney Australia

[SuperMangn]

I dont understand how to edit pictures like this. It is like you have treated the whole picture with some effect, layer, blur or softening that is in almost all of your pics and I have seen it used by many other pro photographers and it looks great but I just cannot figure out what the hell it is. I call it the pleasentness effect lol and it looks fantastic on nice big prints but what on earth are you doing to get this effect ? Please tell me I am Welsh, not English lol.

[daninsyd]

@SuperMangn Hey i do all my treatments in ACR, adobe camera raw, not in photoshop its self. its a great program if you shoot and use Raw files. Having Nikon cameras like the D3 and D3s helps too, huge dynamic range!!

[daninsyd]

@tochikiks Hey it really depends upon the situation, if you're doing a close up on the brides face, maybe f2.8, the wider you go the greater the margin for error in terms of focus, a slight movement towards or away from the bride and the photo is soft! Outdoors if im shooting a wide angle shot i might use f8, it really depends upon your iso and how much light there is, time of day etc. Group shots ie family shots i'd use 5.6 -8, people don't tend to stand in a straight line.

[daninsyd]

@TempoFilmDK Soft light from the art history brush is good but my post is almost all done in camera raw now, i use smart objects and if i need more contrast of colour i just double click a layer and it opens back in raw. easy :-)

[DEVIMON111213]

your work are very inspiring.. thanks a lot for posting

[Nicshooter]

I wish to be as good as you one day! as a wedding photographer :D

[cmgreen4]

wow were all these locations nearby each other? what city/state is this in?

[ThePopMusicKing]

2:05 - The movie Bridesmaids! LOL

[Opensky411]

Ive seen amazing photography, but not like this. I hope to be as great as you one day.