commentator: monica
it was very refreshing to be back in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the city, after many sessions in golden gate park and the local beaches. you may remember andrew from a couple of previous sessions, as he is otherwise known as dl da arsun, up-and-coming rap artist. this time, we had the opportunity to photograph him, alongside his #1 fan, donna, who is also as artistically inclined as a talented make-up artist/hair stylist at super image salon.
civilly married earlier this year, this beautiful couple is planning a church wedding for later this fall and we are thrilled to be documenting their big day. they wanted an e-session that commemorates the start of their relationship, as well as captures their personalities. we decided on union square, as we thought this location would include some of the places they visited during their high school senior trip. unfortunately, planet hollywood is no longer in/near union square but the disney store is prominently at the corner of the plaza, where we made a stop for a quick photo opp., even featuring the light-up rose drew gave her during that trip. this session was all about playing off their fun-loving personalities, which made for a very enjoyable session.
congratulations, donnandrew on your union. can't wait 'til your wedding in november!
//ed pingol
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the dynamic duo
in the middle of union square on a gorgeous fall day
the mouse is how it all started!
serenading his sweetie, as she tries her best to ignore his silly antics. (check out who's on the cover of the newspaper she's reading!)
his stunna shades hide who he's really checkin' out
come hither!
dl, which is now both their initials
8 PEOPLE GAVE US COMMENTS:
Great set!
Great shots
I like how she's smiling and looking at him. Cute!
I love the last one Ed. Such a nice shot
Great Shots Ed! I have to say I like the eyes open too. It seems to connect the bride and her ring which to me are the two subjects of the image. The ring is number 1, the bride #2 which is suggested by the focus. Another aspect I have noticed is how your style completely changes based on your client and their lifestyle, etc. I am new to photographing people and this is the hardest part for me so far, changing style to reflect THEIR taste and lifestyle, not mine.
as always amazing..... I just have one question i see you always have amazing work with your lite but when you shoot direct sun dsn't that hurt your camera sensor...?
thanx
Great work. i like the crisp colorful style of pp you employ and your compositions seem very well done also. As far as the eye open or closed, i like open myself...
Really great work Mr Pingol!
M. Tahir: I am made to understand that only very long exposures (3 sec or more) directly at the sun will hurt the sensor, unless you don't have a lens on the camera
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