Father Giving Away the Bride at the Grand Tradition Estate Fallbrook

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Sometimes it's hard to capture this moment of a wedding if you are a single (solo) shooter at a wedding because as the bride is walking down the aisle you are capturing shots of her from behind.  In order to capture this shot you have to run around the sides of the chairs and get it before it's over because it can happen so quickly.

Well, that's what I did here for my shot of the Father giving away his daughter at her wedding at the Grand Tradition in Fallbrook.  They have bushes that border the side of the ceremony chairs, so I snuck around, zoomed in between the bushes, and grabbed this shot.  Hope you like it!

Camera settings: Nikon D3, 1/1000 sec at f/16, 65mm at ISO 1250, flash did not fire.  Taken at 4:01pm.

Bridal Room Grand Tradition Fallbrook Weddings

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The Bridal Room at the Grand Tradition in Fallbrook is one of the best wedding venues around.  Most wedding venues have the bridal getting ready room off in some corner, well, not at Grand Tradition.  They took the time to beautifully adorn the room which makes for AMAZING images.  Taken at my wedding at the Grand Tradition in Fallbrook of Blake and Stephanie.

Camera settings: Nikon D3, 1/125 sec at f/9.0, 28mm at ISO 2500, flash fired.  Taken at 3:34pm.

Grand Tradition Weddings Fallbrook First Dance Reflection

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I LOVE shooting through mirrors....just love it.  This image was taken at my wedding for Blake and Stephanie at the Grand Tradition in Fallbrook, CA in the Beverly Mansion.  Mirrors should be a photographer's best friend if used wisely because they can add such a unique look to the image and truly give it a different perspective compared to how we normally view the world....

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Camera settings: Nikon D3, 1/160 sec at f/5.0, 28mm at ISO 1250, flash fired.  Taken at 5:35pm.