Archive for the ‘wedding’ Category
Sunday, July 18th, 2010
With temperatures up to 37°C the brass band really had a hard job: Marching and playing was severely aggravated by the traditional costumes. Where the man have to suffer under hats with eagle dawns, the women are sweating under long black skirts.
Tags:brass band, costume, eagle dawn, hat, tradition
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Saturday, July 17th, 2010
The traditional wishes for the newly wedded couple were given in form of a poem, recited by a five years old relative in autochthonous idiom. A pleasure both to hear and see.
Tags:backlight, bavaria, girl
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Thursday, July 15th, 2010
After having returned from church, again marching behind the brass band, and before entering the inn for the meal, a traditional “Burschenrennen” – a race of the unmarried young men – was held. The price for the winner was a dance with the bride.
Tags:bavaria, Burschenrennen, lad, race, tradition
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Thursday, July 15th, 2010
As I was kind of backup-photographer at this wedding, I had time and freedom enough to get the “different” frames. It was interesting to see how far I could get without flash. Of course in the church I had the advantage of an overall bright situation, allowing to use a long tele zoom to pick out details without interfering, yet the limitations in form of shadow noise became clearly visible in the darker parts of the church.
Tags:bavaria, church, photographer
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Monday, July 12th, 2010
A country wedding here in Bavaria was and is a day-long event. Family and guests meet well before church for a drink and maybe a soup, the brass band starts playing, and after a while the festive procession of 150+ people walks together towards the decorated church.
Tags:brass band, bridal bouquet, church, decoration
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Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
When asked to photograph a friends wedding, I felt a bit unsure if it wouldn’t go beyond my capacities. So I made clear that for professional results they would have to hire an experienced pro. In the end they decided to take what I would deliver and I had quite concentrated 90 minutes taking pictures and 2 hours converting the raw files to jpegs. I still don’t feel comfortable with in-camera jpegs, especially in mixed light or available light situations. And the batch mode of bibble, the possibility to easily copy settings and the powerful noise ninja makes this decision not too hard.
Tags:bouquet, bride, jpg, raw, rose
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Monday, March 2nd, 2009
at a wedding, the kids started inspecting the buffet quite early. to their discontent, no french fries were to be found. to try the alternatives a bit of persuasion was needed, but in the end even the little ladies were satisfied.
Tags:buffet, inspection
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