Additionally, it's very difficult to photograph someone in a 'true' moment - people, especially in large cities, are very guarded and kept to themselves, and a professional camera on someone's neck can often be akin to a gun holster sticking out of someone's waist. Not that I can understand it, but I can relate - as a young adult, the absolute last thing I wanted was a camera pointed at me, and I would go to great lengths to not be on that side of a lense.
With the wedding season starting up in the next month or so, I've been given the chance to pursue more of this fascinating style. Capturing emotion, interaction, *real* people in an artistic rendering is certainly great fun and I believe creates some beautiful results...tells some great stories. I hope you agree.













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