Photo tip: If you are using a digital camera you should set the shutter speed to multiple shots per second. This is usually a sport or action setting. These photos were taken with natural light in Montgomery, Texas. Normally I don't do wedding photography but cave in occasionally to arm twisting by friends and family. Here I wasn't given much of a choice since the bride is my daughter. It helps that she wanted her bridal portrait done outside and in several different types of poses and settings. Mainly I just kept set the shutter on 3 frames per second and worked several angles. And she has a bit of showmanship in her that lends itself to some great spontaneity. I used a 70/300 mm zoom lens set on automatic. Remember that quality and QUANTITY count here. I took over 500 exposures to get what she wanted and called calf rope.
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