MK Bridal shoot - fave photos?

[JoJo1980]

Please can people post their favourite shots, infact any shots! from their bridal shoot in the magic kingdom - Thankyou

 

[Ember]

I'll play, I like posting pictures.

I'll try to post one from each "part" of the photoshoot. We started in front of the castle (they brought the wrong bouquet so I didn't have it for the first part of my shoot. I like this one because it was taken when we weren't paying attention.

Then we went up on the little balcony (because the photographer said no one would notice I didn't have my flowers in these shots.

After that my bouquet arrived and we did the front of the castle again.

Then we moved into the breezeway.

Then out to the carousel.

Then I requested a stop at the Cinderella fountain and wishing well. The wishing well was fun, they had to shut off the sprinklers just for us.

As you can see, I made some of them black and white, and also did a little post processing of the others to bring up the saturation etc. Disney doesn't edit them at all and, frankly, the lighting was pretty poor on them.

Edited to add - wow, those are HUGE! Sorry about that! I'll try to resize them.... There, I sized them down to photobuckets "for message board" size. Hopefully that will help

 

[wendy46001]

I had two i like (well three if you count the one of our backs)

our castle shot (got to love sunrise)

basically the same shot

and this one came out nice (wish we would have gotten the tea cups, but i wasnt thinking at this point)

 

[lurkyloo]

 

[WithDisneySpirit]

I am going to show my ignorance here but anyway...how are y'all posting what appear to be adequate digital versions of your photo shoots? The quality of the shots shown on the website are terrible. Did you upload your 4 X 6's? And pray tell, how did you edit yours, Ember?

 

[Ember]

I am going to show my ignorance here but anyway...how are y'all posting what appear to be adequate digital versions of your photo shoots? The quality of the shots shown on the website are terrible. Did you upload your 4 X 6's? And pray tell, how did you edit yours, Ember?

I, er, high resolution scanned my proofs. To be fair (and yes, I still know it was wrong) I'm not using them for anything until the three year mark when I can buy the high res CD for a reasonable price. Then I'll edit those and use them for printing and albums.

I did most of my editing using a program called Picassa. It's available free on Google and it's a lovely little program for quick edits. It will allows you to do all the basic edits (crop, rotate) as well as adjust the fill light, color saturation, highlights and shadows, color temperature, etc.. There are also filters you can use to add grain, glow, warmify, b&w, sepia, soft focus, and a few others. They are all set up so you can manually control the levels of everything.

I still bring out Photoshop for major editing but it's pretty over powered for most things, so I use Picassa the majority of the time.

 

[perla75]

I had two i like (well three if you count the one of our backs)

our castle shot (got to love sunrise)

basically the same shot

and this one came out nice (wish we would have gotten the tea cups, but i wasnt thinking at this point)

WOW-BEAUTIFUL DRESS Wendy!!! Could you share the designer & where you bought it?

 

[wendy46001]

WOW-BEAUTIFUL DRESS Wendy!!! Could you share the designer & where you bought it?

Thanks
the dress is an Amalia Carrara (same designer as Eve of Milady), I did my alterations with C C’s Boutique in St. Petersburg florida

 

[babystar]

I hope you dont mind me asking lurkyloo but do you know the name of you're photographer? I love the fact that you're picture is different from the normal stand and smile photo!

 

[lurkyloo]

Glad you like it!

That pose was our idea (Star Wars!), and our photographer actually kinda freaked out when we suggested it. We ended up hating all the poses he suggested...

So I'd recommend coming to the shoot prepared to pose creatively on your own for best results!

 

[PrincessBride07]

So I'd recommend coming to the shoot prepared to pose creatively on your own for best results!

I was adding my own style to the poses, and my photographer told me to stop doing it.

 

[WithDisneySpirit]

I, er, high resolution scanned my proofs. To be fair (and yes, I still know it was wrong) I'm not using them for anything until the three year mark when I can buy the high res CD for a reasonable price. Then I'll edit those and use them for printing and albums.

I did most of my editing using a program called Picassa. It's available free on Google and it's a lovely little program for quick edits. It will allows you to do all the basic edits (crop, rotate) as well as adjust the fill light, color saturation, highlights and shadows, color temperature, etc.. There are also filters you can use to add grain, glow, warmify, b&w, sepia, soft focus, and a few others. They are all set up so you can manually control the levels of everything.

I still bring out Photoshop for major editing but it's pretty over powered for most things, so I use Picassa the majority of the time.

Thanks, Ember! I appreciate the info

I was adding my own style to the poses, and my photographer told me to stop doing it.

Oh my goodness! That is so sad

 

[disneefan]

Those are so beautiful. I so wish I was getting married in Disney.

 

[alissa2008]

for those of you that use photobucket you can also edit in there!


These pics are great, and I hope carrie doesn't mind but we're TOTALLY star wars posing! lol. I LOVE it (it doesn't hurt that we're huge scifi/fantasty dorks!)

 

[maryrego]