Erin + Brian

[lscottpht]

Yes, I did "different" processing on this one, but she likes it.

[auddii]

Haha, I was trying to figure out why these all looked milky until I realized my laptop screen was at a weird angle. Fantastic catch of the mother holding hands over her shoulder between the bride and groom!

[lscottpht]

Lol! Thanks! Well, I'm sure they do look "different" b/c of the processing I used.

[auddii]

Nah, it cleared up when I tilted my screen back. And I like the processing - it really works with the venue.

[lscottpht]

Whew, thanks! I'm sure the processing is not for everyone, but I did think it worked for the venue. After I posted this sneak peek for her, I asked her to make sure she was ok with this processing because I told her I could process it normally. She (luckily) loved the processing.

[groovyone]

Nice. Impressive that you can offer a variety of final looks.

[lscottpht]

Thanks, Keith! I do it all based on the venue and the brides. Each place and person has a different personality, and I think the processing should be based upon that.

[p27rpy]

nice shots! i like this processing, it's not what you traditionally see in a wedding album - and that's a good thing to me!

[lscottpht]

Thank you!!

[ShutterSpire]

Love the images of the mother. Those are ones the bride will cherish forever (well, she will cherish the rest of them too... but those are special) =)

I actually love the processing and I love the fact that you tailor the processing to each wedding. We do the same thing. Some have more vibrant tones, others more warm, etc.

[msabas]

wow great images

[lscottpht]

Thanks, guys!

[epoh]

As usual, amazing work Leslie.

[lscottpht]

Thanks, Amy!!

[tukaniray]

Beautiful shots.

I like the emotion you captured between them at the alter and the shots from after the wedding.

On a side note - > is the 3 photos posted rule lifted?

-Ray-