Highkey Wedding Photo

Let's take a look at how easy it is to take high-key photos with no extra equipment. Just wait for a cloudy day, position the subjects against the sky and dial up the exposition by something like +2EV or use the manual setting. No flash was used for this picture. I also think that sepia toning on this wedding photo works particularly well. Camera spec: Canon 20D with Canon 28-105 3,5-4,5 USM at 65mm, F5.6 @ 1/125, ISO 400.

Hong Kong Rickshaw

Hong Kong is a city with many surprises, amazing places to visit and last but not least many interesting people to photograph. I quite like this photo of a riskshaw waiting for the next customer. Partly because of this awaiting expression in his face and partly because of the contrasting red and green colors filling in the negative space to his left. Camera spec: Canon 20D with Canon 28-105 3,5-4,5 USM at 105mm, F5,6 @ 1/320, ISO 400.

SMS Me

Here comes another photo I took during my recent trip to Hong Kong. I was passing through the streets of this amazing city and spotted this woman typing an SMS message. The lines on the right hand-side immediately caught my attention and I pressed the shutter button without being observed. I believe that this image demonstrates a strong composition as the lines bring all focus onto the woman while creating an interesting negative space at the same time. Camera spec: Canon 20D with Canon 28-105 3,5-4,5 F at 80mm, F5,6 @ 1/250, ISO 800.

A Wedding in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is indeed a great place to get married. I took this photo on my last trip there but unfortunately it was quite foggy so I had to use a graduated filter in Lightroom to give a punch to the skyscrapers at the background. The photo was taken with a natural only and I think that the colors play together quite well. If you plan a destination wedding in Hong Kong and need a photographer, let me know ... Camera spec: Canon 20D with Tokina 11-16/2.8 at 16mm, F11 @ 1/60, ISO 100.