
This was taken using "proper" studio lighting, a blue gel and a honeycomb to create the "halo" of light effect.


Still in the studio.

Then the studio went walkabout! The one above and the rest are all taken with off camera flash - bloody brilliant results given the comparitive cost of the kit used, if you have a flash, some triggers, a tripod and, vitally, a light meter you could take these pictures. I have now added a light meter to my shopping list. I have secretly also added a Canon 5d and a 70-200m F4 to that list, but at around £600 for the camera and £400 for the lens I might have to wait some time for those sadly.

These last two are Gary's secret weapon in his wedding photo armoury! Done well this effect is breathtaking - these photos really, really don't do it justice. Am going to have to practice this.


omg, the 6th picture (well, the penultimate one is absolutely amazing: gary looks like one of the cats from prison break! stunning photo. just wow xx
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Lol thanks Liloo! When Gary does this for his wedding pics the effect is brilliant! xxx
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