Some Wedding Shots!!!

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All of these were shot with the D300. I have some D3 shots, but they are of the couple and I don't wanna post them online. :) Jr, if you want I'll email you some.

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One thing I will say...

The D300 handles high ISO pretty well. Check out the exif data on these.

BTW, this was shot today. First time I've ever shot a wedding on a Thursday. :D
 
Wow Chris! Those shots are so crisp. Congrats on your first thursday, Now you are a pro.


:)

Nice work man!
 
How many shooters Chris? My wife and I do weddings, and she gets the balcony shots while I work closer in... (But never closer then 7 pews/rows back!) I shoot with a 70-200 from there, and it works marvelously, Stacey shoots from the top, or from a side if possible.

Good stuff! Is this a hotel atrium?
 
Two words....

DA BOMB!
 

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