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'The Engagement Ring'
Part of the Vivid Sydney 2024 'Drone Show'.
Saturday night, 8th June, 2024.
Photographed from the Cahill Walkway on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Campbells Cove and 'The Rocks' make up the foreground.
And for a song, to accompany this image, I have added, as suggested by Daniel Healy, 'Notice The Ring' by Chris Issak:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0ihj26D1Jg
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L lens.
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
Order was for 3 doz cupcakes to celebrate an engagement. Red velvet with vanilla buttercream, chocolate with vanilla and chocolate buttercream and vanilla with chocolate and vanilla buttercream. Personalized with LOVE, a heart with the bride and groom-to-be's initials and flowers. Colors are black, white and pink.
I told the guy doing the installation (I am pretty sure he was not the intended) he was missing the interrogation point. He laughed and said maybe it's more like a Anforderung (a demand). Engagement as a public show seems to be becoming a thing. Now, if you are considering it, think twice. Chances are your girl might not be terribly amused.
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Sculpture at Sunset Beach in Vancouver's West End. The artist Dennis Oppenheim's two engagment rings symbolize the balance required between two people with different backgrounds and interests.
10.11.09
Detail shots just make me giddy.
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There's something extra-satisfying about taking a picture you really like at 7 a.m. "It was this great moment … or groggily stare into the bottom of a coffee cup."
Wanted to give an unique couple an unique engagement portrait. Shot the usual stuff and then saw this. Told them to hold that thought and repositioned my camera.
Yesterday I did the mock engagement shoot with Harriett and Ashley. I plan to use my Leica cameras (M9 + M8) for the majority of my wedding photography however my Nikkor 200mm f2 AI-s offers something a bit special (despite filling an entire rucksack on it's own!)
I took along the Nikon D800 + 200f2 to see how the results compared to the Leica. I prefered the rendering of the Leica images (which I why I now shoot Leica) but the 200f2 still gave some nice crisp shots with very shallow DOF even when stopped down to f4-5.6 (as had to due to the very bright sunny condtions when using strobes).
Blog - New - Nikkor 200mm f2 AI-s Engagement shoot (more examples) wp.me/p3ioIk-tQ
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Nikon D700
50mm f1.8D
ISO 500
1250s - F/3.2
White balance 5560K