During the wedding photo shoot in the courtyard at Old Mill Toronto, the couple started dancing and the bride took a few twirls. Here are some of our favourite photos from that session.
We love the couple’s connection and the way that they look into each other’s eyes and express themselves with their faces and smiles. I love this photo, not only because of her beauty but also because of her happy smile, twirling and dance, which gives an impression of happiness and fun atmosphere in the whole photos.
I think it is one of the best photo shots that we took during the photo session. The client was very pleased and we had a great time shooting this amazing couple!
This photo has everything a photo should have: lighting, composition, framing and background, etc. It has a lot of emotional elements and colours in the picture. The colours and the details are perfect and very well captured by the photographer.
The photographer used a medium telephoto lens and he positioned himself where the subject can be easily seen and photographed by him. This is important for a nice portrait.
The background is simple yet beautiful, and the light and colours of the place are good and fit perfectly with the rest of the picture.
The photographer made the best use of his equipment and made the picture look great and interesting.
The main topic of the picture is the bride, and the rest of the picture is added to support the main subject. This is an important step in a good photograph and will help the viewer to get a better understanding of the whole picture.
The whole picture is well framed and the photographer made sure that the bride and the background are the centre of the frame.
He did not take the picture too close or too far away, which makes the picture well balanced.
If the camera is placed where the subject is facing the camera then the face of the subject is the closest to the camera. This is a good example of using the rule of thirds to help you create a good composition. You can see the rule of thirds in the picture by looking at the subject's eyes and the lines between the eye and the mouth.
It is also easy to identify the three parts of the picture: the subject, the background, and the centre. The subject's face is in the centre and the rest of the picture is supporting it.
You can also see the lines between the subject and the background. You can use the lines to help you divide the picture and create a more organized composition.
This image shows how well the photographer used the rule of thirds.
This was the last image of our photoshoot which was followed by the wedding reception.
