Pino Falcone Photography - Amalfi Coast based photographer with passion...

Pino Falcone Photography

Emotion, technique, instinct, research, spontaneity, instant, light… How many ways to define photography.

A complex communicative art mixed innate instinct and technique, refined by years of experience and research in the field.

Pino Falcone intends in this way the Photographic art, a passion emerged at a young age, by a visit to a photo exhibition of an amateur photos (after a chance meeting with a fatal photographic magazine, found on a bench… almost a message of destiny… fanning intrigued, is taken in him the spark of passion for photography that endures intense even today). Since that time, he devoted himself body and soul to discover and experience more and more in this world…

Meanwhile, he graduated and attended at the University of Salerno the course of Law but in recent years never abandons his true passion, which devotes all his free time, attending also numerous workshops and seminars in the industry photo.

In 2005, finally decided that the photography will be his job and opens in Minori, Amalfi Coast, his photographic studio.

In recent years, he has gained considerable experience and significantly increased its work specializing in various photographic fields: weddings, advertising, events, still life, portraits…

Pedro Filipe Photography - add some magic to your wedding photos...

Pedro Filipe Photography

Pedro Filipe was born in January of 1984 in Sermonde. Always interested in arts. In parallel with his student life, he successfully completed the Complementary Music Course at the Espinho Music Academy in the violin class. The taste for photography came later, inspired by his older brother. From the beginning, still with little theoretical knowledge, his photographic pleasure made him transport the machine permanently in search of unique moments and unforgettable images.

 

In the meantime, he attended a variety of training and workshops in photography technique and image processing. With the income obtained through photographic works it was possible to update your equipment.

If for any of us, a photograph is a little square to later remember, for Pedro Filipe, this is an art without price. The way in the blink of a click imagines the final image and retouches and improves, taking into account the sun exposure, the climate and environment, the landscape and the characters of the photograph, the color and the brightness.

Your photograph is very comprehensive, reflecting the personal and professional aspects of your life. You can find in your photos landscapes visited by him, moments of relaxation among friends, as well as weddings or photo shoots. As in the creation of any work of art, a photographer does not need to sign his work. She is there, her work speaks for itself.

When you see this wedding photo you'll start wishing for rain on your big day!

It's all brides' worst nightmare - an almighty downpour concerning your immense hours of day.

Jessica Gower, 30, married Nick this September in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia. She woke taking place going not far afield afield off from for the hours of day of her wedding to an overcast manner. On the Saturday hours of daylight it was raining and quite cloudy and I had to make a call in description to whether we had the wedding outside or not by midday, she told Daily Mail Australia.

In the gain occurring I was tense but upon the daylight  even even if there were clouds in both directions  I approved to just exaggerate and have it upon the lawn overlooking the lake afterward Id always imagined we had umbrellas to have enough keep everyone if it did rain. Fortunately, the sun came out for the ceremony, but the bad weather returned during the reception. Wanting to take possession of all memory from the daylight for the couple, wedding photographer Thomas Stewart asked if theyd accrual for some shots in the rain.

They grabbed a friends umbrella and posed for pictures upon the driveway. Jessica, who said her dress was already muddy anyway, explained: We were out upon the driveway of the venue and it was really reachable because Nick and I wanted to spend some moments together hence we were in fact happy to outside and have that time together.

Thomas said it would be awesome  he called it a drizzle shot  and we went out in the freezing cool thus we were stuffy together and just having a moment. She adds: When we saw the photo the neighboring day upon Facebook I was just every single one blown away  it was incredible and heaps of people were sharing it and saw it was as soon as a fairytale. In the dreamlike image, the rain droplets see as soon as thousands of tiny lights

Who fancies getting married in the rain now?

 

(Photo by Thomas Stewart Photography)

 

Source: metro.co.uk

Priceless Wedding Photo

Photo captures Calgary couple in loving embrace as dark clouds loom ominously overhead on their perfect wedding day. Moments later, the heavens opened and they were drenched.

If rain on your wedding day is a sign of good luck, then a Calgary couple can expect years of happiness ahead.

In a dramatic wedding photo taken just a minute before the skies opened up, Owen Chan and Helen Knight gazed into each other’s eyes as dark clouds crept ominously over the city skyline behind them.

Moments later, they were drenched.

“Yes, we absolutely got caught in that torrential downpour!!” wedding photographer Cassie Molyneux posted on Facebook alongside the well-timed shot.

The group, which included the couple’s groomsmen and bridesmaids, had only two umbrellas to share between them. One went to the bride and groom, and the other to protecting Molyneux’s cameras.

“We couldn't all help but laugh hysterically at what was happening. It was absolutely crazy and definitely an unforgettable moment,” Molyneux wrote.

Everyone piled back to the couple’s home, and the groomsmen dried their suits while the bridesmaids helped fix Knight’s hair and blow-dried her wedding dress.

“In about 20 minutes everyone looked just as spiffy as before the storm . . . just a little on the damp side,” Molyneux said.

“I already knew Owen and Helen to be two of the most amazing, spirited people in the world, but the fact that they basically had buckets of water dumped on them on their wedding day and still came out smiling, happy and full of love just blew me away and I now love them even more!”

The Chans are not the only ones to have had nasty weather interrupt their wedding day plans.

Nancy Rogers was less than an hour from saying “I do” when the Nova Scotia lodge where she planned her nuptials went up in flames in 2011.

Rogers and her fiancé, Michael Rogers, moved the ceremony to another building at the resort, and went ahead with the wedding.

Last year, an out-of-control forest fire threatened to interrupt a wedding in Rock Springs, Oregon. But photographer Josh Newton used the billowing clouds of black smoke as a backdrop for some unforgettable pictures instead.

“I’m an adrenaline junkie and I guess (the couple is) too, we’re all from Alaska so that might be part of it,” Newton told Fstoppers about the dramatic shots.