On Saturday, Niki and I photographed Laurel and Jason’s wedding at the always incredible Cincinnati Museum Center. At the end of the night, we wanted to do some group shots outside with the fountain and Cincinnati skyline in the background. The big problem was that the existing available lighting was less than desirable. The lighting […]
I just returned from photographing Anthony and Sara’s wedding in Dayton and could not wait to review the resulting images. From what I saw while putting together the Wedding day slideshow at reception, this improved style is going to be AWESOME!!! and will be based strictly on Off Camera Flash (OCF) lighting setup. The idea […]
Cincinnati Wedding Photographers Vintage Image Options During my wedding client consultations, the question invariably comes up as to which photography color finishes the couples prefer. More and more couples are pointing out their preferences for our Vintage finish. This technique has been so popular in recent years, that I know of several Cincinnati wedding photographers […]
Over the past year I’ve alluded to the fact that I am expanding my wedding capabilities to include a video workflow. I tested the differences between handholding the camera and using a Glide Cam for smooth video and professional results. I have used these techniques on prior e-Motion Engagement sessions, including Joey & Loren’s Session […]
Many of my prospective wedding couples are asking me about the new buzzword called “Available Light Photography” also known an “Natural Light Photography”. I don’t know where or when it originated, but it seems to be a popular technique because of it’s simplicity and advent of high ISO cameras. With available light technique, you just […]
Maxim Photo Studio is a wedding photographer from Cincinnati OH. We service weddings throughout the local area, including Cincinnati, Columbus, and Dayton. Maxim Photo Studio is a professional wedding photographer that has been a part of the wedding industry for eight years. We specialize in Contemporary Wedding Photojournalism. |ProPhoto Photo Blog by NetRivet
