{H} creatives Photoblog
So In Love
Posted by {H} creatives (San Francisco Bay Area, United States) on 28 May 2007 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.
I took this picture in a hotel lounge in Santana Row, San Jose, California. This is the same couple who were "toe-ing @ the beach" (my first post) who are soon to be married. Hope it's not too risque. B-)
@aaxan: Thanks Aaxan.
Erik from Netherlands
A thrilling picture, the tension is enhanced by the light-shadow patterns; I feel a bit like a voyeur :-).
29 May 2007 7:55am
@Erik: Haha...thanks for the comment Erik.
Manuela Photography from Hainburg, Germany
Yes, we indeed feel like we are disturbing and shouldn´t be here watching... great b&w!
29 May 2007 8:31am
@Manuela Photography: Thanks for the comment!
Stunner from Kingston, Jamaica
Great shot! A wonderful photo, i like the objects partially blocking the view. Good idea using b&w too!
29 May 2007 8:42am
@Stunner: Thanks, Stunner. The objects on the foreground is actually a "drape" of sorts made out of tiny metal beads. B-)
Levine from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Hey, are u a wedding photographer? I like ur wedding shots. Very creative. I do weddings too sometimes.
29 May 2007 9:35am
@Levine: Hi Paul - I would classify myself as a photographer with people as my favorite subjects, especially those who are in love. B-) I appreciate the kind words and thanks for stopping by!
Justin from Singapore, Singapore
Hardly risque. The couple is very well-framed by the beads, almost like we're peeking in.
29 May 2007 11:36am
@Justin: Thanks Justin!
simon from Singapore, Singapore
it doesn't matter if 1 fotographer was there, its doesn't matter even if 10 fotogaphers were there! it's their time, their initimate moment and u sure did capture the "magic" of the moment! great shot! =)
29 May 2007 4:14pm
@simon: Thanks for your encouraging words Simon!
@Jen: Thanks Jen!
@Vikram: Thank you friend!
@I. Ponceau: Thanks I. Ponceau...!
@Sarah: Thanks Sarah! I appreciate the comments...
tyan from Singapore
the black and white effect is great!ps did they know u took pic of them?(just curious,heh heh)
thanks for visiting my blog and your very kind words!:)
30 May 2007 6:31am
@tyan: Thanks Tyan!
p.s. They do now...B-)
@kairospix: ah yes...one that can seal a betrayal, or a holy matrimony..B-)
Rahul from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
A brave candid shot of a very romantic happening. Come get away, don't disturb them. Haha!!! Very well done, the B&W rocks here.
1 Jun 2007 2:08am
@Rahul: Thanks Rahul. Love your playful comment!
@aniketana: Aniketana, domo arigato gozaimas!
alla from Toronto, Canada
Romantic! Great in B&W with blur on the sides - like something from a memory!
1 Jun 2007 12:44pm
@alla: Thanks!
@kaveh: Thank you Kaveh!
@Still: Thank you Still.
nissou* from brussels, Belgium
what an amazing intimate shot!! definitely a favorite.
3 Jun 2007 6:45pm
@nissou*: Thank you!
Lucca from Cologne, Germany
As I saw this photo I thought it was shot in a movie. I is so fantastic!!! The light, the contrast, everything!
3 Jun 2007 7:56pm
@Lucca: Lucca - thank you for your kind words.
HorseRotorVator from Newton, United States
You are amazing at capturing moments! :)
5 Jun 2007 1:10am
@HorseRotorVator: Thanks HorseRotorVator! Appreciate the comment!
@ciggZ: Thanks ciggZ.
@elaine: Thanks Elaine. Merci beaucoup mon ami!
Evelyn from New Milford, United States
Cinematic! reminds me of Wong Kar Wai's films. I really like it.
7 Jun 2007 1:28am
@Evelyn: Thanks Evelyn.
David Buen abad from df, Mexico
i totally agree with Evelyn....wong Kar wai's piece of memory....
9 Jun 2007 4:29pm
@David Buen abad: Thanks David. Appreciate you stopping by...B-)
Peter from Seoul, South Korea
Thanks for you kind comments and welcome to am3. I love this shot great timing flawless B&W and great framing. Excellent work
13 Jun 2007 11:36am
Jenya from Portland, United States
I like a lot of your shots too, especially this one! It looks like a clip from a movie. I see that you're from San Jose. I grew up right next door in SF! Anyway, keep up the good work!
11 Jul 2007 7:27am
Nikon D200
1/60 second
F/2.8
ISO 400
27 mm (35mm equiv.)