Lomo for wedding

grianto · 7th March 2006

Hi,

has anyone every done pre-wedding photo shoot or actual day wedding shoot using lomo cameras?

curious to know how it turned out and what you guys think about it.

thanks.

grace

catchlights · 7th March 2006

Originally Posted by grianto

Hi,

has anyone every done pre-wedding photo shoot or actual day wedding shoot using lomo cameras?

curious to know how it turned out and what you guys think about it.

thanks.

grace

Not sure about others people
but you can PM XXXger for this

doug3fflux · 7th March 2006

maybe you wanna talk to the couple first....

are they the artsy type?

Douglas

grianto · 8th March 2006

hi, thanks guys for your reply.

i don't actually have any clients for that

my sister in law is getting married and i'm thinking of taking some shoots in lomo for her. so i thought of experimenting first, but i don't have any couple to experiment with! that's why i was wondering if anyone has ever done it before and whether the results are good.

grace

behyx · 8th March 2006

Originally Posted by grianto

hi, thanks guys for your reply.

i don't actually have any clients for that my sister in law is getting married and i'm thinking of taking some shoots in lomo for her. so i thought of experimenting first, but i don't have any couple to experiment with! that's why i was wondering if anyone has ever done it before and whether the results are good.

grace

How good it will turn out depends on you.

There's no fix rule as to what type of camera/film to use for wedding. Feel free to explore your creativity.

skinnylatte · 8th March 2006

Check out this guy's work.

http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-...id=00Dfjz&tag=

not lomo -- but he was using a holga too

and

http://flickr.com/photos/pteichman/sets/1030507/

behyx · 8th March 2006

Originally Posted by skinnylatte

Check out this guy's work.

http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-...id=00Dfjz&tag=

not lomo -- but he was using a holga too

and

http://flickr.com/photos/pteichman/sets/1030507/

Wah shiok! the bridal car is a limo!!!

so much room to take photo inside car!
check out one of the comments in the page: "If I was this couple I would be doing handstands all the way back to Germany." haha!!

But looking at the pictures and comments, i feel some of our homegrown CSers AD photographers can do very well in NYC. hehe...

grianto · 8th March 2006

Originally Posted by behyx

How good it will turn out depends on you.

There's no fix rule as to what type of camera/film to use for wedding. Feel free to explore your creativity.

hahaa... that's very true.

i guess you're right. it all depends on me. now if i can only find a couple to be my guinea pigs...

thanks skinnylatte for the links. i'll check them out.

tjtan77 · 13th March 2006

had a lomo fisheye once and used it as a fun/2nd camera for a wedding shoot.
some came out ok some didn't. but very fun experience i guess.
got blasted by the couple's parents when they saw the lomo pics though... something abt ugly, suay and dunno what also.

wainism · 13th March 2006

look for iamasaint. he did a series with a lomo on a kelong. super duper!

iamasaint · 15th March 2006

Hi guys...happen to chance upon this thread...here goes...the lomo pics!

iamasaint · 15th March 2006

sabs · 24th November 2006

i like this one alot! anyone has more to share

Originally Posted by iamasaint

darrrrrrrrrr · 24th November 2006

i like the set very much, a different take on the usual wedding photos. but i doubt many couples would want to risk the most important day of their lives on a camera that's a little prone to its whims and fancies.

the sis-in-law's wedding is a great place to start if you're not the official photographer. nothing to lose and plenty to gain from the experience! maybe they'll even prefer your photos to the hired photographer's.

7th March 2006	#1
grianto New Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 3	Lomo for wedding Hi, has anyone every done pre-wedding photo shoot or actual day wedding shoot using lomo cameras? curious to know how it turned out and what you guys think about it. thanks. grace

7th March 2006	#3
doug3fflux Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: West of S'pore Posts: 925	Re: Lomo for wedding maybe you wanna talk to the couple first.... are they the artsy type? Douglas

8th March 2006	#4
grianto New Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 3	Re: Lomo for wedding hi, thanks guys for your reply. i don't actually have any clients for that my sister in law is getting married and i'm thinking of taking some shoots in lomo for her. so i thought of experimenting first, but i don't have any couple to experiment with! that's why i was wondering if anyone has ever done it before and whether the results are good. grace

8th March 2006	#6
skinnylatte Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 196	Re: Lomo for wedding Check out this guy's work. http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-...id=00Dfjz&tag= not lomo -- but he was using a holga too and http://flickr.com/photos/pteichman/sets/1030507/

13th March 2006	#9
tjtan77 New Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 41	Re: Lomo for wedding had a lomo fisheye once and used it as a fun/2nd camera for a wedding shoot. some came out ok some didn't. but very fun experience i guess. got blasted by the couple's parents when they saw the lomo pics though... something abt ugly, suay and dunno what also.

13th March 2006	#10
wainism Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Beeshan Posts: 1,817	Re: Lomo for wedding look for iamasaint. he did a series with a lomo on a kelong. super duper!

15th March 2006	#11
iamasaint Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,633	Re: Lomo for wedding Hi guys...happen to chance upon this thread...here goes...the lomo pics! __________________ W www.lightedpixels.com B lightedpixelsblog.com

15th March 2006	#12
iamasaint Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,633	Re: Lomo for wedding __________________ W www.lightedpixels.com B lightedpixelsblog.com

24th November 2006	#14
darrrrrrrrrr Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Chicago Posts: 1,583	Re: Lomo for wedding i like the set very much, a different take on the usual wedding photos. but i doubt many couples would want to risk the most important day of their lives on a camera that's a little prone to its whims and fancies. the sis-in-law's wedding is a great place to start if you're not the official photographer. nothing to lose and plenty to gain from the experience! maybe they'll even prefer your photos to the hired photographer's.