It was the reflection of the sun off the glass windows that made me stop for this shot. Looking for light. I learned a lot from this little photograph. It's amazing how much we can learn every time we shoot.
Day 2
It was the reflection of the sun off the glass windows that made me stop for this shot. Looking for light. I learned a lot from this little photograph. It's amazing how much we can learn every time we shoot.
These babies sounded awesome when the bride was coming down the isle. Taken from the First Presbyterian Church in Brighton Michigan.
One last photo of St. Benedicts Door. The craftsmanship on this door is stunning. The handles are seamlessly in the door and you can't tell that they are there until you naturally grab the door to open it.
Labels: church, door, st benedicts
This was another test image from the back of the church. That's right, I was in the very back of the church and this cross was at above the alter. The more amazing part of this photo is that there is no flash and I am shooting with an ISO of 4000. Yes, this is what I do for fun.
I have several weddings this year in dark churches and I had the opportunity this evening to experiment with some settings while in this dark church. I was very very happy with the results of my camera and lenses. Here's a nice overall shot of the church in all it's glory.
Labels: catholic, church, lake orion, st joseph
I've been wanting to know what the light is like in this church at night time for a while now. This is the Lake Orion St. Joseph Catholic Church and it is gorgeous. Here's a humble photo of it taken with my iPhone.
Labels: church
Edward Maurer is a father, a husband, and a passionate photographer.
Welcome to my daily photo blog. This is where I experiment with different types of photography or display some of my non-commercial work. The goal for this site is to keep my mind thinking creatively.
Email: ed@edwardjohnphotography.com