The times they are a-changin’.
This post seems to be older than 10 years—a long time on the internet. It might be outdated.
Photography is my hobby, not my job, so I can afford to pick and choose what I want to shoot.
One of the reasons I took this job was that the prime location was to shoot from the top of the top of the Space Needle. Yes, the very top. Also, Mike and Tiffany are awesome! Seriously, this wedding is going to be the bomb.
These photos were from back in January, over my birthday weekend. Rachel made a surprise visit to Seattle, so I roped her in to helping me set up these shots and providing assistance as a voice activated light stand. Unfortunately it was overcast (not so much of a problem) and really windy (much more of a problem), so we didn’t get any superb shots.
50.0 mm || 1/500 || f/5.6 || ISO400 || NIKON D7000
Seattle, Washington, United States
It was still a fun challenge and I’d do it again.
Fortunately, we had a backup plan. Retreating to terra firma, we headed over to Gas Works Park, which has some awesome locations that I was familiar with from a shoot a couple of years ago.
44.0 mm || 1/160 || f/4.2 || ISO400 || NIKON D7000
Seattle, Washington, United States
70.0 mm || 1/125 || f/4.5 || ISO400 || NIKON D7000
Seattle, Washington, United States
18.0 mm || 1/160 || f/4.0 || ISO400 || NIKON D7000
Seattle, Washington, United States
18.0 mm || 1/250 || f/10.0 || ISO400 || NIKON D7000
Seattle, Washington, United States
18.0 mm || 1/500 || f/5.6 || ISO400 || NIKON D7000
Seattle, Washington, United States
18.0 mm || 1/320 || f/5.6 || ISO400 || NIKON D7000
Seattle, Washington, United States
See the rest of the excellent photos on Flickr: Mike and Tiffany
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