Maui - The Wedding
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
If you've been following, you know that I've been posting pics from my trip to Maui over the last two weeks. Well the reason for our trip for my brother's wedding and I've finally finished going through all the wedding pictures.
They had a professional photographer of course, but I tried to snap a few on my own here and there. And the photographer was shooting Nikon, and when he saw I had a Nikon of my own, at one point reached into his bag, handed me a lens and said "here, want to try a fisheye lens?" "YES!" was my answer! How cool of him to just hand over a lens for me to play with! So that's how I got the fisheye shots in this series!
And this last picture, I obviously didn't take, but I wanted to share one picture of me and my brother together, because I never really share pictures of myself on my blog!
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Beautiful wedding - and you and your brother both look so nice! :-)
Jaymi, you took so beautiful photos of your brother and sister-in-law! You are very talented! That was really nice of the photographer to give you the fisheye. My Mom loves using the fisheye, too. (She is a photographer, too.)
Happy WW!I´m a new follower!
Hug´s,
Verena
I love these so much. That is awesome about the lens. I will make sure your photos are protected. I love that photo of you and your brother. I think that is my first time really seeing you. You are so pretty.
Thanks for sharing these personal photos - obviously the professional photographer could see your skill. Particularly loved the b&w one of your brother looking at you & your sister-in-law looking elsewhere. And, hey, nice green dress!
Beautiful bride, lovely flowers and colors!!!
Nice shots!!!
You did a fabulous job! Every photo is beautiful! And that is so kind that the photographer offered you a lens to play with!
Awesome pictures! You didn't tell me the same guy married your brother that married Mike and I?! I loved him! :)
Great captures!! That was so nice of him to lend the lens to you! You are beautiful!!
Great shots! How awesome that the photog let you use his fisheye! Love that last fisheye shot!
Very cool...love your green dress!!! What a fab photographer!!!????!!!! That was totally beyond cool of him. That makes me happy...and I am not too sure why it makes me so happy. lol.
I love, love, LOVE Maui! These pictures are gorgeous. . . if I had to do it over, I would get married on Maui!!
...visiting from Heidi's b&w weds. And, may I just say...LOVELY! My brother lives on Maui...and he'll be here in TEN DAYS for my daughter's wedding!! So, I'm a mush right now, but these just made me mushier! Such happy shots ~ congrats to you and your family!
Jaymi, these are beautiful! My husband and I got married on Maui and it was really our dream wedding. These shots really capture the joy of such a special event. I love love the photo of your brother's flower, it's so dreamy. Thanks for linking up today!
These are great pictures. The wedding looks like fun. Imagine getting to use a fish eye lens - lucky you. And I love the shots you got with it.
What a very lovely and elegant wedding. Your photos are beautiful, bright and crisp. Glad I found your blog! Stop bye and say hello anytime :)
xoxo
Katie
http://loveiseverywhere.blogspot.com
Gorgeous photos and I like the fisheye lens ones too. How fantastic the photographer lent it to you.
Beautiful pictures! The black and white conversions are stunning!
Beautiful shots and beautiful photo of you - need to see more of you!
Wonderful shots!! Definitely nice of the photographer to lend you a lens! AND fisheyes are fun to play with! =P
SO beautiful!! Really love these. Thanks for linking up.
Hi, there Beautiful!!
love these! You captured some beautiful memories to be treasured a lifetime! They look so happy and in love!
And what a great down-to-earth photographer to be willing to share the fisheye with you!
Congratulations on your wedding! Let all your dreams come true and every minute be a feast!
Congratulations on your marriage, your wedding photos are stunning. Long live a happy life !
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