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The most gorgeous bus conductor Manchester has ever seen, the lovely Melanie! More images coming soon at Cocoa Rose Boutique Wedding Photography my website for Edinburgh wedding photography.
Finally on their way - the new Mr and Ms Derrig! More images coming soon at Cocoa Rose Boutique Wedding Photography my website for Edinburgh wedding photography.
...nope, not a summer holiday, but a fabulous big blue bus all the way into town. Mel and Chris, trying not to notice the driver taking the wrong turn... more images coming soon at Cocoa Rose Boutique Wedding Photography my website for Edinburgh wedding photography.
Leading the way with the photo frames - Mel and Degs (I mean Chris)! More photos coming soon at Cocoa Rose Boutique Wedding Photography my website for Edinburgh wedding photography.
Two of the first up to have their photos taken in frame! More photos coming soon at Cocoa Rose Boutique Wedding Photography my website for Edinburgh wedding photography.
The Proud Parents - another of the series of framed images at the Albert Shed, Manchester more images will be coming soon at my wedding photography website.
More images at the Albert Shed at Mel and Chris' wedding! More images will be coming soon at my wedding website.
Mel had the fantastic idea of providing photo frames for people to pose with - and the Derrig's were first up! Images were taken in the Albert Shed, Castlefield, Manchester - more images will be coming soon on my wedding photography website.
The third of the series of bridal portraits of Louisa Anderson nee Wilkinson lit by window light. I love the way the light pools around her. The image was shot on a stone staircase at The University of Manchester and is entirely lit by natural light, diffused through pale-coloured stained glass.
When photographing a wedding I like to produce a mixture of formal and candid shots. The majority of the shots will be shot in colour and processed through Lightroom to optimise contrast and to ensure perfect white balance. Certain images are selected for black and white conversion. Selected images are then opened in Photoshop, with one or two portraits further processed to enhance their impact and artistic qualities. The bridal portraits here are good examples of that process.
The image was post processed in Lightroom and then Photoshop. The process included desaturation, addition of texture and manipulation of layers using the screen and overlay modes. some cloning out was required, where a lightshade protruded into the background.
To see the full wedding go to Cocoa Rose Boutique Wedding Photography my website for Edinburgh wedding photography.
This was an unposed candid - I love it! The image was processed through Lightroom 1.4 from RAW, converted to a JPEG, tweaked and then processed in PS2. Layers using the screen mode were used to lighten the image, which was also desaturated with a slight duotone effect warming the shadows. Texture was added using a layer and parts of the bouquet burnt in, to enhance the impact of the flowers. To see the full wedding go to Cocoa Rose Boutique Wedding Photography my website for Edinburgh wedding photography.
I shot Mark and Louisa's wedding at the weekend, my first official wedding shoot as Cocoa Rose Boutique Wedding Photography. I learned a lot and had a lot of fun. I love this series of bridal portraits lit by window light on the beautiful staircase of Manchester University. With huge thanks to Mark and Louisa for being my first wedding booking!
To see the full wedding go to Cocoa Rose Boutique Wedding Photography my website for Edinburgh wedding photography.