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So it’s August and you’d expect it to be hot, hot, hot. But we were BLESSED with cooler temperatures on the day of Aquila and Aaron’s wedding. It was a beautiful day at Castle McCulloch with the ceremony performed under the tent and reception in the Crystal Gardens. Create A Cake provided the catering and decorations and as always with them, service was exemplary.
Here are a few images from Aquila and Aaron’s wedding and reception. We wish you both all the best!
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They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Thank goodness because my ability to write down my thoughts and ideas is never all that great. So here are a few examples of photos taken with and without off camera flash.
First is the cake. Now we’ve all seen beautifully crafted wedding cakes, most often shoved in a corner somewhere and all we can do is stand back and take a snapshot. I don’t know about you but one of my wedding day nightmares involves me, a camera and a cake somehow getting smashed. Trust me, I’m going to be extremely careful.
Cake shot normal mode:
Cake with off camera flash placed behind the cake:
Another example can be seen in the photos of the dress details:
Some may prefer the flatter lighting. I personally like the more dramatic lighting I can achieve with my flash positioned off camera. But that’s a personal preference. Just remember to not exceed flash sync speed as I did on the first dress shot (see dark band on right side of image). It’s an easy thing to overlook.
Until next time..peace out!
Becki
