The wedding was a small and an intimate one at Culinary Institute of America (CIA) in St. Helena. The architecture and the location was just awesome. The food was A-M-A-Z-ing. I guess they don't call it CIA for nothing!
Here is a collage of action pictures. It was intense and I felt like I was in the middle of a reality show!!
Here is a shot that I took inside Margie's room through the peep-hole. The "boys" were talking and waiting outside the door.
Beautiful reception location inside the barrel room of the CIA
This shot was amazingly difficult to shoot. It was PITCH DARK in there, so I shot with my 85mm 1.2L at 1.2 and ISO 3200. Worked out great!!
We were at the CIA, so we had to sneak up to the open kitchen for a few fun shots
Vendors that I worked with:
1. Florist
Julie's Floral Event and Design.
Tel: 707 939 3650 / 415 898 3650
Email address: julie@juliestevensdesign.com
2. DJ
Matt Brys from Extreme Production Entertainment LLC
Tel: 916 773 4329
Email address: mattbrys@extremeprodjs.com
3. Strings duo
Su Buchignani from Golden Gate music
Tel: (925) 284-9336
Email address: info@golden-gate-music.com
4. Makeup and Hair stylist
Taylor Pham
Tel: 408 204 6024
Email: facesbytaylor@gmail.com
5. Coordinator at Culinary Institute
Molly Bastian
Tel: 707 967-2332
Email: m_bastia@culinary.edu
6. Decoration provider
Fivestar - Lindsey Pogue
Tel: 707 257-2200
Email: Lindsey@fivestarevents.com
5 comments:
Wow! How far away did you have to be to maintain decent DOF on that f/1.2 ISO 3200 shot?
Good question Chris. It is difficult to maintain DOF shooting at wide open, BUT...if you are far enough, for example, 10 ft away, the lens goes into an infinite focus mode, meaning anything it hits, it will be focus. The shallow DOF only happens if you are close to the subject. Hope this helps.
Yea, rub it in the fine food that I missed... :P
great low light shot. love the candles on the floor, so romantic.
great peep hole shot!
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